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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You really have no idea how this works, do you?  JKLMM schools are 90+% IB students overall.  Charters don't have neighborhood preference, so they truly represent all parts of the District, although travel of course becomes a consideration so probably more people apply from reasonable travel distance than from far away.  But they have vastly more ward-diversity than any JKLMM.  Apparently you also aren't at any of the charter schools you named, because if you were, you'd know that the Ward 3 or JKLMM students are vastly in the minority, where they got in at all.  [/quote]

If you're going to try to call somebody out, you better come correct.

Let's break it down with the stats:
Murch IB percentage: 66%
Janney IB percentage: 92%
Key IB percentage: 84%
Mann IB percentage: 86%
Lafayette IB percentage: 85%

http://profiles.dcps.dc.gov/Compare.aspx?tab=1&school=254,272,273,287 (This link does not include stats for Lafayette because the DCPS tool only allows you to compare four schools)

Even a cursory glance at these numbers shows that the statistic you presented is wrong.

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