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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here are all NOVA high public schools ranked by average 2012 SAT scores

TJHSST 2186
HB Woodlawn 1828
Langley 1812
McLean 1755
Woodson 1754
Oakton 1753
Yorktown 1747
Madison 1730
Marshall 1702
Lake Braddock 1669
Robinson 1666
West Springfield 1660
FCPS average                  1659 
Loudoun Valley 1652
Stone Bridge 1649
Briar Woods 1645
Chantilly 1644
Herndon 1641
Arlington  average.          1641
Dominion 1639
Centreville 1637
Loudoun County 1632
Woodgrove 1625
Westfield 1623
Washington-Lee 1622
Fairfax 1613
South Lakes 1609
South County 1603
Potomac Falls 1593
Freedom 1591
LOUDON AVERAGE      1590
Broad Run 1588
Heritage 1572
West Potomac 1556
Tuscarora 1553
Hayfield 1519
Annandale 1516
VIRGINIA  AVERAGE          1510
Edison 1498
Falls Church 1485
NATIONAL AVERAGE           1477
Stuart 1471
Lee 1468
Park View 1447
TC Williams/ACPS AVERAGE  1436
Mount Vernon 1400
Wakefield 1398

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very interesting[/quote]

Earlier this year, someone posted the schools by SAT scores of Caucasian kids only. It was really interesting to see how the rankings change when you are only looking at one demographic. [/quote]

Yes.  It's not rocket science.  Some of the schools people chastize for having lower scores actually are higher once you control by demographic.[/quote]

...and I mean higher than the ones where 'control' wasn't used.  [/quote]

I found the old post, but it only lists a few schools. It would be interesting to see the whole county listed that way.

TJ 2215 
Langley 1841 
Woodson 1830 
Marshall 1826 
McLean 1803 
Madison 1792 
Oakton 1786 [/quote]

I wonder how many students at TJ would have been at the above schools and how their scores would have impacted the averages.  Some school are creamed more than others.  Or how many attract more students that need extra help, because they have a great set of teachers for their childs specific issues.    You can slice and dice it as many times as you want to get the answer you are seeking.

Generally, I think the schools in Fairfax county benefit from having so many well prepared and well supported students and that impacts the scores more than anything.[/quote]

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