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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You're making too much of any distinction between Feeder and IB. If you care about academics, the relevant number is Feeder. That's something like 45-50, from what I understand. [/quote]

That's right.  Every student from a feeder school is already performing at a high level.  Those numbers have increased impressively.[/quote]

You must be joking.  There are kids in Hardy feeders who are not performing at their grade level.  How is that "high level" ?![/quote]

Really?  Which feeder?[/quote]

Come on Captain Obvious.  There's not a school in DC that is at 100% proficiency.   The whole premise of the initial comment - the impossible standard set by OP that a school cannot be at a high level if there is even a single kid not at grade level - and the obtuse response by PP are both pathetic.[/quote]

I think the original poster's point is that the "OOB" kids coming from the feeder schools are desirable because they are performing at a high level.  There's not a frightening amount of difference, academically, between the "IB" feeder kids and the "OOB" feeder kids.  The respondent was being obtuse with a misleading, irrelevant stat.  I think even Captain Obvious would the respondent's comment to be a smirky smear.[/quote]

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