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Anonymous wrote:It's much less toxic now that they eliminated the test buying. It had constrained admission to a small group of hyper-competitive families from wealthy feeders. Things are much better without them.

There was no test buying.
If there was any evidence of that it would have made the local if not national news and not just anonymous chart boards.
This is just more of your racist bullshit directed at immigrant indian families that are outperforming your slack children.
Without the testing, TJ is definitely less competitive in all the wrong ways.
At least half the kids there would never have been admitted under any merit-based system and TJ has had to adjust its high standards to avoid failing a significant minority of the class.

There were 165 national merit semifinalists for the class of 2024 out of 264 total in FCPS.
I expect that number to drop to under 100 for the class of 2025

You can have merit with diversity but not like this.

You are mistaken. One-third of TJ's entering class attended a prep center that was known to have compiled a question bank that included many of the actual test questions.

Most of these students could not have done well on the QunatQ without this advantage. These days kids get in on their own merit. I would expect even better results.

A prep center that doesnt exist and has no name?

The PP is referring to curie.
It's an Indian learning center that has programs going from kindergarten to 12th grade.
If you are a student there, you can also do test prep there for $300.

The claim is that curie students that took the test in 2017 discussed the quant q portion of the test with the people at that learning center and then quant q used the exact same questions the next year and so the kids that took the class had seen the exact same questions before.
Aside from some now deleted social media posts, there is no evidence that quant q had basically committed testing malpractice by using the exact same questions 2 years in a row.

This is basically just the latest in a long line of white people accusing asian people (and jewish people before that) of cheating, or immorality or unethical behavior to rationalize their own poor academic performance.

Only you refer to it as an "Indian" learning center. You're the only person making this racial.

You were very clearly being racist by calling studying cheating. You specifically called out curie and curie is 100% Indian.
You probably think you're a good person. A lot of racists think they're good people.
You're a racist.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's much less toxic now that they eliminated the test buying. It had constrained admission to a small group of hyper-competitive families from wealthy feeders. Things are much better without them.

There was no test buying.
If there was any evidence of that it would have made the local if not national news and not just anonymous chart boards.
This is just more of your racist bullshit directed at immigrant indian families that are outperforming your slack children.
Without the testing, TJ is definitely less competitive in all the wrong ways.
At least half the kids there would never have been admitted under any merit-based system and TJ has had to adjust its high standards to avoid failing a significant minority of the class.

There were 165 national merit semifinalists for the class of 2024 out of 264 total in FCPS.
I expect that number to drop to under 100 for the class of 2025

You can have merit with diversity but not like this.

You are mistaken. One-third of TJ's entering class attended a prep center that was known to have compiled a question bank that included many of the actual test questions.

Most of these students could not have done well on the QunatQ without this advantage. These days kids get in on their own merit. I would expect even better results.

This had nothing to do with the test and everything to do with racial diversity.

Once again, if someone cheated the way you claim, it would have not only made local news, it would probably have made national news.
The only place you seem to see this claim is on anonymous chatboards.
Mostly by racists that are salty that dark-skinned indians are outperforming their light-skinned kids.

If the previous merit-based criteria was really so compromised that it was selecting inferior students and the current criteria was really better, then why are the current students so much dumber than before?

It's not like Tj doesn't know how to select for actual academic merit.
The froshmores are selected based on merit because noone keeps track of their race.

The last time they tried to racially balance TJ with a more "holistic" process, they only made TJ white, dumber and richer.
At least this time they didn't make it richer (and really, how much wealthier could TJ have gotten?)
We know how to select for poverty without discarding merit. We just don't do it because it would only increase the asian population without adding the desired diversity.

Your post is full of mistruths and alternative facts. Further, selection is race blind. Using race to balance is highly illegal. If you have evidence of this you can win a multi million dollar lawsuit but courts require evidence so you'll get laughed out of court even quicker than c4tj

BINGO!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's much less toxic now that they eliminated the test buying. It had constrained admission to a small group of hyper-competitive families from wealthy feeders. Things are much better without them.

There was no test buying.
If there was any evidence of that it would have made the local if not national news and not just anonymous chart boards.
This is just more of your racist bullshit directed at immigrant indian families that are outperforming your slack children.
Without the testing, TJ is definitely less competitive in all the wrong ways.
At least half the kids there would never have been admitted under any merit-based system and TJ has had to adjust its high standards to avoid failing a significant minority of the class.

There were 165 national merit semifinalists for the class of 2024 out of 264 total in FCPS.
I expect that number to drop to under 100 for the class of 2025

You can have merit with diversity but not like this.

You are mistaken. One-third of TJ's entering class attended a prep center that was known to have compiled a question bank that included many of the actual test questions.

Most of these students could not have done well on the QunatQ without this advantage. These days kids get in on their own merit. I would expect even better results.

A prep center that doesnt exist and has no name?

The PP is referring to curie.
It's an Indian learning center that has programs going from kindergarten to 12th grade.
If you are a student there, you can also do test prep there for $300.

The claim is that curie students that took the test in 2017 discussed the quant q portion of the test with the people at that learning center and then quant q used the exact same questions the next year and so the kids that took the class had seen the exact same questions before.
Aside from some now deleted social media posts, there is no evidence that quant q had basically committed testing malpractice by using the exact same questions 2 years in a row.

This is basically just the latest in a long line of white people accusing asian people (and jewish people before that) of cheating, or immorality or unethical behavior to rationalize their own poor academic performance.

Only you refer to it as an "Indian" learning center. You're the only person making this racial.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's much less toxic now that they eliminated the test buying. It had constrained admission to a small group of hyper-competitive families from wealthy feeders. Things are much better without them.

There was no test buying.
If there was any evidence of that it would have made the local if not national news and not just anonymous chart boards.
This is just more of your racist bullshit directed at immigrant indian families that are outperforming your slack children.
Without the testing, TJ is definitely less competitive in all the wrong ways.
At least half the kids there would never have been admitted under any merit-based system and TJ has had to adjust its high standards to avoid failing a significant minority of the class.

There were 165 national merit semifinalists for the class of 2024 out of 264 total in FCPS.
I expect that number to drop to under 100 for the class of 2025

You can have merit with diversity but not like this.

You are mistaken. One-third of TJ's entering class attended a prep center that was known to have compiled a question bank that included many of the actual test questions.

Most of these students could not have done well on the QunatQ without this advantage. These days kids get in on their own merit. I would expect even better results.

This had nothing to do with the test and everything to do with racial diversity.

Once again, if someone cheated the way you claim, it would have not only made local news, it would probably have made national news.
The only place you seem to see this claim is on anonymous chatboards.
Mostly by racists that are salty that dark-skinned indians are outperforming their light-skinned kids.

If the previous merit-based criteria was really so compromised that it was selecting inferior students and the current criteria was really better, then why are the current students so much dumber than before?

It's not like Tj doesn't know how to select for actual academic merit.
The froshmores are selected based on merit because noone keeps track of their race.

The last time they tried to racially balance TJ with a more "holistic" process, they only made TJ white, dumber and richer.
At least this time they didn't make it richer (and really, how much wealthier could TJ have gotten?)
We know how to select for poverty without discarding merit. We just don't do it because it would only increase the asian population without adding the desired diversity.

Your post is full of mistruths and alternative facts. Further, selection is race blind. Using race to balance is highly illegal. If you have evidence of this you can win a multi million dollar lawsuit but courts require evidence so you'll get laughed out of court even quicker than c4tj

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's much less toxic now that they eliminated the test buying. It had constrained admission to a small group of hyper-competitive families from wealthy feeders. Things are much better without them.

There was no test buying.
If there was any evidence of that it would have made the local if not national news and not just anonymous chart boards.
This is just more of your racist bullshit directed at immigrant indian families that are outperforming your slack children.
Without the testing, TJ is definitely less competitive in all the wrong ways.
At least half the kids there would never have been admitted under any merit-based system and TJ has had to adjust its high standards to avoid failing a significant minority of the class.

There were 165 national merit semifinalists for the class of 2024 out of 264 total in FCPS.
I expect that number to drop to under 100 for the class of 2025

You can have merit with diversity but not like this.

You are mistaken. One-third of TJ's entering class attended a prep center that was known to have compiled a question bank that included many of the actual test questions.

Most of these students could not have done well on the QunatQ without this advantage. These days kids get in on their own merit. I would expect even better results.

A prep center that doesnt exist and has no name?

The PP is referring to curie.
It's an Indian learning center that has programs going from kindergarten to 12th grade.
If you are a student there, you can also do test prep there for $300.

The claim is that curie students that took the test in 2017 discussed the quant q portion of the test with the people at that learning center and then quant q used the exact same questions the next year and so the kids that took the class had seen the exact same questions before.
Aside from some now deleted social media posts, there is no evidence that quant q had basically committed testing malpractice by using the exact same questions 2 years in a row.

This is basically just the latest in a long line of white people accusing asian people (and jewish people before that) of cheating, or immorality or unethical behavior to rationalize their own poor academic performance.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's much less toxic now that they eliminated the test buying. It had constrained admission to a small group of hyper-competitive families from wealthy feeders. Things are much better without them.

There was no test buying.
If there was any evidence of that it would have made the local if not national news and not just anonymous chart boards.
This is just more of your racist bullshit directed at immigrant indian families that are outperforming your slack children.
Without the testing, TJ is definitely less competitive in all the wrong ways.
At least half the kids there would never have been admitted under any merit-based system and TJ has had to adjust its high standards to avoid failing a significant minority of the class.

There were 165 national merit semifinalists for the class of 2024 out of 264 total in FCPS.
I expect that number to drop to under 100 for the class of 2025

You can have merit with diversity but not like this.

You are mistaken. One-third of TJ's entering class attended a prep center that was known to have compiled a question bank that included many of the actual test questions.

Most of these students could not have done well on the QunatQ without this advantage. These days kids get in on their own merit. I would expect even better results.

A prep center that doesnt exist and has no name?