Anonymous wrote:No the behavior isn’t the same outside of every middle school. The PAARC scores are an embarrassment. And the feeders lose the best students at 5th grade so they will continue to be weak. Much like brookland, this may be at least 15-20 years before it’s a solid performer. We are at a feeder and no way am I sending my kid there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dang, anecdotal non-evidence is replacing anecdotal evidence as the DCUM stock in trade!!!
Is there any other kind of assessment of behavior? There is suspension data but that tells more about the school's policies than about how the kids behave. I live nearby, I have for years, the kids are mostly fine but some of them are rowdy, fighting, shoving, calling each other unspeakable names, and now God help us, riding around on electric scooters. I wouldn't send my own children to a school where they had to be around that kind of behavior.
That same behavior happens daily at Deal and Latin.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:PP - it looks to me like you are conflating the day we have on PARCC with information you don’t have about student behavior.
I live nearby, so...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dang, anecdotal non-evidence is replacing anecdotal evidence as the DCUM stock in trade!!!
Is there any other kind of assessment of behavior? There is suspension data but that tells more about the school's policies than about how the kids behave. I live nearby, I have for years, the kids are mostly fine but some of them are rowdy, fighting, shoving, calling each other unspeakable names, and now God help us, riding around on electric scooters. I wouldn't send my own children to a school where they had to be around that kind of behavior.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dang, anecdotal non-evidence is replacing anecdotal evidence as the DCUM stock in trade!!!
Is there any other kind of assessment of behavior? There is suspension data but that tells more about the school's policies than about how the kids behave. I live nearby, I have for years, the kids are mostly fine but some of them are rowdy, fighting, shoving, calling each other unspeakable names, and now God help us, riding around on electric scooters. I wouldn't send my own children to a school where they had to be around that kind of behavior.