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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wealthy students who attend public schools don't always change the culture.  Their income bracket really don't make the school wealthy in a sense of education and resources.  Case in point take a look at Coolidge High School clearly not a wealthy student population but it is ranked high amongst the Washpo data.

Some would say that SWW is probably more income substantial that Banneker but face value doesn't Banneker have the educational edge.

@8:41, you do understand.  @[b]10:08, your sources are as close as your neighborhood school.[/b][/quote]

No honey, it doesn't work that way.  When [u]you[/u] present [u]your opinion[/u] as though it were fact, the onus is on [u]you[/u] to prove it.  The rest of us are under no obligation to go do your homework for you.  Pull up your big girl panties, and acknowledge that you yourself exhibit some pretty sloppy scholarship.  With that in mind, what kind of example are you setting, and why should anyone take you seriously?

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