Anonymous wrote:For the record, using social justice warrior as a pejorative is a tactic also used to silence and police people who call out facts that actual racists are uncomfortable with.
Anonymous wrote:For the record, using social justice warrior as a pejorative is a tactic also used to silence and police people who call out facts that actual racists are uncomfortable with.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s so very cute when the privileged and wealthy complain about racism. Tell me you haven’t had to deal with racism or racist microagressions without telling me. I am not talking about silly jokes like “White men can’t jump.”
I don’t shy away from conversations about race, but when a social justice warrior is the one to repeatedly bring up race and then immediately claims that the other side are racist, It does make me question which side is focused on skin color over all else.
That is because it has worked well for years. Call people racist, and they quit discussing issues. No longer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s so very cute when the privileged and wealthy complain about racism. Tell me you haven’t had to deal with racism or racist microagressions without telling me. I am not talking about silly jokes like “White men can’t jump.”
I don’t shy away from conversations about race, but when a social justice warrior is the one to repeatedly bring up race and then immediately claims that the other side are racist, It does make me question which side is focused on skin color over all else.
Anonymous wrote:It’s so very cute when the privileged and wealthy complain about racism. Tell me you haven’t had to deal with racism or racist microagressions without telling me. I am not talking about silly jokes like “White men can’t jump.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Latest College Board report - 2023-24 mean SAT scores:
TJ 1518
Langley 1302
McLean 1270
Chantilly 1239
Oakton 1236
Woodson 1229
Madison 1221
Marshall 1210
Lake Braddock 1185
Westfield 1161
Centreville 1159
South Lakes 1158
Robinson 1156
Fairfax 1150
West Springfield 1147
Herndon 1124
South County 1115
West Potomac 1103
Edison 1098
Justice 1088
Hayfield 1084
Falls Church 1041
Annandale 1026
Mount Vernon 1005
Lewis 1002
This grouping suggests six tiers. Review them and see if you agree.
To make this more meaningful, one should have additional datapoints to analyze.
For instance, schools like Annandale and Lewis have high rates of English learners compared to to schools like West Springfield. If this is comparing native speakers to those who've learned a second language, I'd be more impressed with the Lewis score.
Agreed. DCUM loves to compare SAT scores but this is a pretty meaningless metric unless you control for SES and % of ESL students.
There’s no point to controlling for the things that detract from a school’s “prestige.” You might as well just say the entire thread is pointless.
The entire thread is pointless?
Yes, because there is no agreed-upon way to measure prestige, and even if you could, it doesn't matter anyway.
Will anyone in the world ever be impressed that you graduated from Langley rather than Herndon? lol, no no no.
I dunno. People have spent a lot of time and money organizing to make sure their kids stay zoned to Langley rather than get moved to Herndon.
That’s not about prestige. It’s about wanting their kids to be around rich whites rather than poor browns.
Oh look, it’s the social justice warrior being racist again.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Latest College Board report - 2023-24 mean SAT scores:
TJ 1518
Langley 1302
McLean 1270
Chantilly 1239
Oakton 1236
Woodson 1229
Madison 1221
Marshall 1210
Lake Braddock 1185
Westfield 1161
Centreville 1159
South Lakes 1158
Robinson 1156
Fairfax 1150
West Springfield 1147
Herndon 1124
South County 1115
West Potomac 1103
Edison 1098
Justice 1088
Hayfield 1084
Falls Church 1041
Annandale 1026
Mount Vernon 1005
Lewis 1002
This grouping suggests six tiers. Review them and see if you agree.
To make this more meaningful, one should have additional datapoints to analyze.
For instance, schools like Annandale and Lewis have high rates of English learners compared to to schools like West Springfield. If this is comparing native speakers to those who've learned a second language, I'd be more impressed with the Lewis score.
Agreed. DCUM loves to compare SAT scores but this is a pretty meaningless metric unless you control for SES and % of ESL students.
There’s no point to controlling for the things that detract from a school’s “prestige.” You might as well just say the entire thread is pointless.
The entire thread is pointless?
Yes, because there is no agreed-upon way to measure prestige, and even if you could, it doesn't matter anyway.
Will anyone in the world ever be impressed that you graduated from Langley rather than Herndon? lol, no no no.
I dunno. People have spent a lot of time and money organizing to make sure their kids stay zoned to Langley rather than get moved to Herndon.
That’s not about prestige. It’s about wanting their kids to be around rich whites rather than poor browns.
Oh look, it’s the social justice warrior being racist again.
It’s about wanting their kids around wealthy kids and not around poor ones.
There, fixed it for you. Does this make it any better?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Latest College Board report - 2023-24 mean SAT scores:
TJ 1518
Langley 1302
McLean 1270
Chantilly 1239
Oakton 1236
Woodson 1229
Madison 1221
Marshall 1210
Lake Braddock 1185
Westfield 1161
Centreville 1159
South Lakes 1158
Robinson 1156
Fairfax 1150
West Springfield 1147
Herndon 1124
South County 1115
West Potomac 1103
Edison 1098
Justice 1088
Hayfield 1084
Falls Church 1041
Annandale 1026
Mount Vernon 1005
Lewis 1002
This grouping suggests six tiers. Review them and see if you agree.
To make this more meaningful, one should have additional datapoints to analyze.
For instance, schools like Annandale and Lewis have high rates of English learners compared to to schools like West Springfield. If this is comparing native speakers to those who've learned a second language, I'd be more impressed with the Lewis score.
Agreed. DCUM loves to compare SAT scores but this is a pretty meaningless metric unless you control for SES and % of ESL students.
There’s no point to controlling for the things that detract from a school’s “prestige.” You might as well just say the entire thread is pointless.
The entire thread is pointless?
Yes, because there is no agreed-upon way to measure prestige, and even if you could, it doesn't matter anyway.
Will anyone in the world ever be impressed that you graduated from Langley rather than Herndon? lol, no no no.
I dunno. People have spent a lot of time and money organizing to make sure their kids stay zoned to Langley rather than get moved to Herndon.
That’s not about prestige. It’s about wanting their kids to be around rich whites rather than poor browns.
Oh look, it’s the social justice warrior being racist again.
Anonymous wrote:Better schools have wealthier families. That is it. I am a former private school teacher and taught a lot of white kids. They weren’t regurlaly the brightest. Wealthy students of any race/background raise test scores. It is that simple.
Anonymous wrote:There are some neighborhoods that are highly opposed to moving from Chantilly to Oakton. I wouldn’t be surprised if Chantilly moves to the top given how sought after it has become.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Latest College Board report - 2023-24 mean SAT scores:
TJ 1518
Langley 1302
McLean 1270
Chantilly 1239
Oakton 1236
Woodson 1229
Madison 1221
Marshall 1210
Lake Braddock 1185
Westfield 1161
Centreville 1159
South Lakes 1158
Robinson 1156
Fairfax 1150
West Springfield 1147
Herndon 1124
South County 1115
West Potomac 1103
Edison 1098
Justice 1088
Hayfield 1084
Falls Church 1041
Annandale 1026
Mount Vernon 1005
Lewis 1002
This grouping suggests six tiers. Review them and see if you agree.
To make this more meaningful, one should have additional datapoints to analyze.
For instance, schools like Annandale and Lewis have high rates of English learners compared to to schools like West Springfield. If this is comparing native speakers to those who've learned a second language, I'd be more impressed with the Lewis score.
Agreed. DCUM loves to compare SAT scores but this is a pretty meaningless metric unless you control for SES and % of ESL students.
There’s no point to controlling for the things that detract from a school’s “prestige.” You might as well just say the entire thread is pointless.
The entire thread is pointless?
Yes, because there is no agreed-upon way to measure prestige, and even if you could, it doesn't matter anyway.
Will anyone in the world ever be impressed that you graduated from Langley rather than Herndon? lol, no no no.
I dunno. People have spent a lot of time and money organizing to make sure their kids stay zoned to Langley rather than get moved to Herndon.
That’s not about prestige. It’s about wanting their kids to be around rich whites rather than poor browns.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Latest College Board report - 2023-24 mean SAT scores:
TJ 1518
Langley 1302
McLean 1270
Chantilly 1239
Oakton 1236
Woodson 1229
Madison 1221
Marshall 1210
Lake Braddock 1185
Westfield 1161
Centreville 1159
South Lakes 1158
Robinson 1156
Fairfax 1150
West Springfield 1147
Herndon 1124
South County 1115
West Potomac 1103
Edison 1098
Justice 1088
Hayfield 1084
Falls Church 1041
Annandale 1026
Mount Vernon 1005
Lewis 1002
This grouping suggests six tiers. Review them and see if you agree.
To make this more meaningful, one should have additional datapoints to analyze.
For instance, schools like Annandale and Lewis have high rates of English learners compared to to schools like West Springfield. If this is comparing native speakers to those who've learned a second language, I'd be more impressed with the Lewis score.
Agreed. DCUM loves to compare SAT scores but this is a pretty meaningless metric unless you control for SES and % of ESL students.
There’s no point to controlling for the things that detract from a school’s “prestige.” You might as well just say the entire thread is pointless.
The entire thread is pointless?
Yes, because there is no agreed-upon way to measure prestige, and even if you could, it doesn't matter anyway.
Will anyone in the world ever be impressed that you graduated from Langley rather than Herndon? lol, no no no.
I dunno. People have spent a lot of time and money organizing to make sure their kids stay zoned to Langley rather than get moved to Herndon.