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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The ten public charter schools whose students scored highest on DC CAS were (in order of overall proficiency):
1.     St. Coletta Special Education PCS (87.9 percent)
2.     DC Prep PCS – Edgewood Middle (86.3 percent)
3.     KIPP DC – College Preparatory PCS (83.2 percent)
4.     BASIS DC PCS (82.9 percent)
5.     DC Prep PCS – Benning Middle (81.1 percent)
6.     KIPP DC – KEY Academy PCS (80.0 percent)
7.     Washington Latin PCS – Middle School (77.9 percent)
8.     Thurgood Marshall Academy PCS (77.1 percent)
9.     DC Prep PCS – Edgewood Elementary (75.4 percent)
10.  Washington Yu Ying PCS (74.9 percent)
 
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"Other" charter schools continue to trounce DCUM's HRCSs.[/quote]

Latin, Basis and YY always get lots of DCUM love. And even DCUM acknowledges that KIPP and DC Prep do a great job.[/quote]

Other charter schools that get "lots of DCUM love" are: LAMB, Stokes, Mundo Verde, Inspired Teaching, Creative Minds, Two Rivers, E.L. Haynes and Cap City.  Where are the high scores to back up the love?  [/quote]

Mundo Verde's students haven't reached testing age yet. [/quote]

Thanks.  What excuse do the other charters have?  Especially LAMB and Stokes--they have been around for at least a decade. [b] And LAMB was even illegally cherry-picking its waitlist[/b]--I guess that still didn't' help.[/quote]

You do realize that LAMB has it written in to their charter that they will balance classes with certain percentage Spanish speaking and non-Spanish speaking children. Thus, they can leapfrog over numbers on the waitlist to reach the next Spanish speaking and non-Spanish speaking child as necessary.

Why so bitter? Did widdums not get a good lottery number? DCUM may love LAMB, MV, etc. but its not like the schools themselves don't have big egos.   [/quote]

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