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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]0.6%, <1%, of the class of 2024 came from a low-income family. They wanted to eliminate the inequitable admissions process. And look who benefited the most - Asian students from low-income families. [/quote] They wanted to balance race. This is clear from the email and text traffic between the FCPS board members. And in the process... Asian admissions dropped even as the class size grew larger. White admissions rose the most. Between the last year under the old system and the most recent class: white admissions rose by 54 (more than all other racial groups combined) black admissions rose by 12 hispanic admissiosns rose by 25 multiracial rose by 7 asian admissions dropped by 40 To be fair the county is mostly white so [b]if are trying to be more representative of the county[/b] you are going to get more white kids. But you are selecting for race not merit.[/quote] should it be more representative of the demographic makeup of the county or the applications? If 95% of the applications for varsity ice hockey team are white students, or if 95% of the applications to high school basketball team are black students, or if 95% of the applications to math counts team are asian students, should the selected make-up in each of those teams still be based on county racial composition? [/quote]
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