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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why is Jackson Reed only 55% in-boundary?  Are the out of boundary students coming in because they lotteried into a feeder school? Or are they lotterying in to JR for high school? Wondering because JR is over subscribed.[/quote]

Yes it is the feeder school OOB kids continuing on.  They should get rid of it and the school would not be oversubscribed. [/quote]

Wasn't MacArthur supposed to provide relief to JR?[/quote]

It will, but it will take time. This is the first year Hardy students didn't have the option to attend JR. Deal was 85% IB last year while Hardy was 61%, so I suspect JR will have a higher IB % as time goes on.

Some interesting trends:

Deal's IB % has been steadily climbing, from 74% in SY19-20 to 85% in SY24-25.

Hardy's IB % climbed rapidly and then more slowly from 46% in SY19-20 to 65% in SY23-24, then dropped a bit to 61% in SY24-25.

JR's IB % has bounced around between 61-67% from SY19-20 through SY24-25. 61% in SY24-25.
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Where did you get those numbers from?
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https://edscape.dc.gov/page/enrollments-dcps-boundary-00

The dashboard shows boundary participation rate, but if you download the spreadsheet at the bottom you can also get the % IB numbers.[/quote]

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