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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Carson in Herndon: 88 Frost in Fairfax: 21 Hughes in Reston: 18 Jackson in Falls Church: 13 Kilmer in Vienna: 38 Lake Braddock in Burke: 20 Longfellow in Falls Church: 66 Rocky Run in Chantilly: 45 Twain in Alexandria: 12 http://patch.com/virginia/mclean/which-middle-schools-sent-most-students-thomas-jefferson-hs-science-and-technology-0[/quote] I'm not saying that Carson and Longfellow aren't sending a lot of kids to TJ, but these raw statistics over-credit the feeder schools that are large and under-credit the schools that have a smaller AAP program. Twain has 100 AAP kids per grade. They have 12 at TJ. Other MS on this list have 200-400 students per AAP grade. Of course, they are going to have more. The defining statistic would be the percent of kids admitted. That's the fair comparison.[/quote] So by your logic, Carson, w/400 AAP kids/grade should send 48 kids to TJ. Last year, they sent almost twice that. [/quote]
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