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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why are people overcomplicating this?  For white kids in that 2018-2019 cohort, 596 are in pool and 880 are in AAP.  For black kids, 26 were in pool and 154 are in AAP.  For Hispanic kids, 72 in pool and 271 in AAP.  For Asian kids, 592 were in pool and 677 in AAP.  For Multiracial kids, 118 were in pool and 210 in AAP.  Even if you assume that all of the pool kids got in, which they didn't, that's still a sizable number of kids who got in without being in pool.  [/quote]

So what I am also seeing with these stats are that about the same number of Asian kids and white kids were in then pool, but 200 more white kids got in through than Asian kids. Thats interesting. I would love to know how many of those from each groups were accepted from original pool and how many were parent referrals in each group. It would shed a little light on the whole Asian bias (they prep, etc.) Any way of getting those stats? [/quote]

White kids had parents pay for WISC test scores. [/quote]

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