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Reply to "Where do you consider MCPS high schools on a scale of good-bad"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^ why by graduation rates, which is also a reflection of SES.[/quote] A lot of things are based on SES. Better by graduation rates rather than basing it off of nothing as what the other previous posters have been doing. High graduation rates mean that there is a good number of kids who care about well, graduating.. which isn't a high bar in my opinion even so for kids from low SES. Schools that have low graduation rates (lower than the state average) would concern me big time. [/quote] So... do you think that by going to a different school your own child’s SES is going to change?[/quote] More accurately, that YOUR socioeconomic status changes if your child goes to a different school.[/quote]
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