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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I lived on Capitol Hill and had a black child, I would sooner send them to Friendship Chamberlain (where 3+ CAPE proficiency is 73% in both math and ELA for black students) than Maury, where it's 54 and 66%, respectively. The numbers at 4+ are even more pronounced: 46/56 at FC and 22/38 at Maury. Since FC is 96% black and 59% at risk, there are a lot more non-at-risk black families there than at Maury (which is 20% black and 18% at risk). I'd rather go through 8th grade at Chamberlain than do Eliot-Hine, too. [/quote] Friendship only goes up to 3rd grade so that is not a meaningful comparison. you are comparing Friendship 3rd to Maury 3-5th. [/quote] You can look at the scores for friendship middle, which is in the same building, on the empower k12 site and compare them to Maury and Eliot Hine. Consider how many kids peel off from Maury for basis and latin; I don't think going to 5th grade there is super desirable. [/quote]
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