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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For elementary schools, here's where the IB participation rate has increased the most from SY19-20 to SY24-25 by percentage point change:
-Garrison 25% to 44%
-Hyde-Addison 63% to 81%
-Bancroft 60% to 75%
-Payne 37% to 50%
-John Lewis 22% to 33%

And where the IB participation rate decreased the most from SY19-20 to SY24-25 by percentage point change:
-John Francis 79% to 58%
-Leckie 28% to 15%
-Ross 87% to 76%
-Thomson 50% to 39%
-Cleveland 37% to 26%
-Tubman 39% to 29%
-Peabody/Watkins 62% to 52%

Some honorable mentions (based on percent change) at schools with low boundary participation rates: 
-Whittier 19% to 26%
-Burroughs 21% to 26%[/quote]

Tubman's in a swing space. That decrease is likely temporary.

I'm surprised by Ross/Thomson/John Francis. Doesn't John Francis have a brand new building? Why the drop in inbound participation? And Thomson? With Thomson, part of that might be nearby options (Garrison/Seaton) being more appealing, but hard to imagine people picking either of those over Ross or John Francis. [/quote]

I was surprised too. It's hard to get a sense of exactly where students are going to because OSSE only shows it publicly if 10 or more students attend an OOB school.

Can't see anything for Ross.

John Francis looks like a shift toward Hyde-Addison, Marie Reed, and Stevens.

Thomson looks like a shift toward Seaton (11% of students IB for Thomson attended Seaton last year), John Francis, and Cleveland. And a steady contingent has been at Center City Shaw and KIPP Grow since SY19-20.[/quote]

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