Anonymous wrote:This is purely based on PSAT scores being in the top 1% of the state (semifinalist) or top 2-3% (commended).
i.e. this is a metric for who can afford SAT tutoring.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is purely based on PSAT scores being in the top 1% of the state (semifinalist) or top 2-3% (commended).
i.e. this is a metric for who can afford SAT tutoring.
Take your anti-merit BS elsewhere.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And people say Chantilly is "bad" or "mediocre."
Who says that? Probably only some Oakton parents wanting to stay put.
Chantilly has made its way into the top 5 of non-TJ schools. It now has the role that Woodson used to have - a top school academically but more affordable than the other pyramids in the top 5.
Even those parents who want to stay at Oakton think Chantilly is a good school. Also, Woodson is still a top 5 school…
Anonymous wrote:This is purely based on PSAT scores being in the top 1% of the state (semifinalist) or top 2-3% (commended).
i.e. this is a metric for who can afford SAT tutoring.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And people say Chantilly is "bad" or "mediocre."
Who says that? Probably only some Oakton parents wanting to stay put.
Chantilly has made its way into the top 5 of non-TJ schools. It now has the role that Woodson used to have - a top school academically but more affordable than the other pyramids in the top 5.
Anonymous wrote:This is purely based on PSAT scores being in the top 1% of the state (semifinalist) or top 2-3% (commended).
i.e. this is a metric for who can afford SAT tutoring.
Anonymous wrote:And people say Chantilly is "bad" or "mediocre."
Anonymous wrote:FCPS has posted about the 770 students named National Merit Commended Students. They've started publicizing this more since the incident where school administrators at TJ and Langley weren't bothering to tell students they were commended students. https://www.fcps.edu/news/770-fcps-students-named-national-merit-commended-scholars
TJHSST 196 (113 NSMF) - 59.7%
McLean 83 (20 NMSF) - 16.5%
Langley 82 (23 NMSF) - 19.7%
Chantilly 65 (17 NMSF) - 9.9%
Oakton 61 (25 NMSF) - 12.2%
Madison 47 (8 NMSF) - 11.0%
Lake Braddock 37 (5 NMSF) - 5.3%
Centreville 30 (7 NMSF) - 6.0%
Marshall 29 (15 NMSF) - 7.7%
Robinson 29 (0 NMSF) - 4.1%
West Springfield 27 (2 NMSF) - 4.0%
Westfield 21 (6 NMSF) - 3.9%
Fairfax 14 (5 NMSF) - 3.2%
Edison 12 (2 NMSF) - 2.5%
Falls Church 12 (1 NMSF) - 2.7%
Hayfield 7 (0 NMSF) - 1.3%
Woodson 7 (8 NMSF) - 2.4%
Herndon 5 (2 NMSF) - 1.4%
Annandale 3 (0 NMSF) - 0.6%
Justice 2 (1 NMSF) - 0.5%
West Potomac 1 (1 NMSF) - 0.3%
Lewis 0 (0 NMSF) - 0%
Mount Vernon 0 (0 NMSF) - 0%
South County 0 (0 NMSF) - 0%
South Lakes 0 (1 NMSF) - 0.2%