Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:20     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Oops Poolesville HS at # 110
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:20     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:Whitman at 187, Wooton at 258, Winston Churchill at 267 bad Walter Johnson at 354 out of 500 top schools. No high school from VA in too 500 except TJ.


Want to make some edits:

Poolesville HS is at #11@
Urbana High from Frederick County at #344
Walter Johnson # 395
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:12     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Whitman at 187, Wooton at 258, Winston Churchill at 267 bad Walter Johnson at 354 out of 500 top schools. No high school from VA in too 500 except TJ.


There are several VA high schools in the top 100. Just not fcps.

If you go to their map of the top 100, newsweek states that there are two separate lists. This list used an "equity index" to rank the schools, adjusting for underperforming populations that met or exceeded state minimum standards. Those schools are indicated by a star.


I am sorry I may not be searching correctly but in the other list they have a total of 2 VA high schools, TJ at 24 and Galieleo HS at 358 or something. Couldn't fine any other HS from VA.
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:12     Subject: Newsweek high school rankings

These MD schools are in the top 500 and they don't even include MCPS really top 100 students that are equal or better than TJ students because the school MCPS sends them to is Blair which is a large school in a low SES area.
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:04     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Whitman at 187, Wooton at 258, Winston Churchill at 267 bad Walter Johnson at 354 out of 500 top schools. No high school from VA in too 500 except TJ.


There are several VA high schools in the top 100. Just not fcps.

If you go to their map of the top 100, newsweek states that there are two separate lists. This list used an "equity index" to rank the schools, adjusting for underperforming populations that met or exceeded state minimum standards. Those schools are indicated by a star.


This list is called the "Beating the Odds" list.
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:03     Subject: Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:Wow! For once there should be real solidarity between all the Madison, Langley, Oakton, Mclean, Marshall, etc. boosters as they appear to be equally "bad"! Of course, they are all very good, who cares what USNWR's elementary data manipulation produces on a yearly basis. Just stop obsessing about this already!


Sorry, Newsweek, not USNWR.
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:03     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Whitman at 187, Wooton at 258, Winston Churchill at 267 bad Walter Johnson at 354 out of 500 top schools. No high school from VA in too 500 except TJ.


You forgot Poolesville at #110, and a couple of non MCPS HS, too.


My mistake about Poolesville, was too busy looking at the Ws. Duh me!
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:03     Subject: Newsweek high school rankings

Wow! For once there should be real solidarity between all the Madison, Langley, Oakton, Mclean, Marshall, etc. boosters as they appear to be equally "bad"! Of course, they are all very good, who cares what USNWR's elementary data manipulation produces on a yearly basis. Just stop obsessing about this already!
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:02     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:
Does this mean MCPS is better overall than FCPS?


Yes.


What happened to FCPS?
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:02     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:Whitman at 187, Wooton at 258, Winston Churchill at 267 bad Walter Johnson at 354 out of 500 top schools. No high school from VA in too 500 except TJ.


You forgot Poolesville at #110, and a couple of non MCPS HS, too.
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 11:00     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:Whitman at 187, Wooton at 258, Winston Churchill at 267 bad Walter Johnson at 354 out of 500 top schools. No high school from VA in too 500 except TJ.


There are several VA high schools in the top 100. Just not fcps.

If you go to their map of the top 100, newsweek states that there are two separate lists. This list used an "equity index" to rank the schools, adjusting for underperforming populations that met or exceeded state minimum standards. Those schools are indicated by a star.
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 10:58     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Does this mean MCPS is better overall than FCPS?


Yes.
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 10:55     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

*and, not bad

Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 10:55     Subject: Re:Newsweek high school rankings

Whitman at 187, Wooton at 258, Winston Churchill at 267 bad Walter Johnson at 354 out of 500 top schools. No high school from VA in too 500 except TJ.
Anonymous
Post 08/20/2015 10:52     Subject: Newsweek high school rankings

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:All the W schools are listed.


"W schools"?


"Winston Churchill, Walter Johnson, Walt Whitman"


Does this mean MCPS is better overall than FCPS?