12882 Francine, Poway ($499k)

[KSMountain]

In addition to the commute CAR, don’t forget about the heat out there. 🙂

[ibjames]

so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid

[ibjames]

so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid

[ibjames]

so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid

[ibjames]

so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid

[ibjames]

so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid

[CricketOnTheHearth]

ibjames– the “profiling” occuring here is the belief, true or false, that more of the poor kids are ill-behaved, into gangs, etc.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

ibjames– the “profiling” occuring here is the belief, true or false, that more of the poor kids are ill-behaved, into gangs, etc.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

ibjames– the “profiling” occuring here is the belief, true or false, that more of the poor kids are ill-behaved, into gangs, etc.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

ibjames– the “profiling” occuring here is the belief, true or false, that more of the poor kids are ill-behaved, into gangs, etc.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

ibjames– the “profiling” occuring here is the belief, true or false, that more of the poor kids are ill-behaved, into gangs, etc.

[Eugene]

[quote=ibjames]so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid[/quote]

I know people who wouldn’t send their kids to any school above 10%, on principle. There are people in Silicon Valley who’d turn up their noses at any San Diego high school, including Torrey Pines / Westview / La Jolla, merely by looking at demographics and STAR test results. I heard statements to the effect that San Diego is not suitable for raising children, because there’s only one high school in the whole county that is rank 10 on GreatSchools.net.

Is that good or bad? That’s debatable. But that’s a fact of life.

[Eugene]

[quote=ibjames]so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid[/quote]

I know people who wouldn’t send their kids to any school above 10%, on principle. There are people in Silicon Valley who’d turn up their noses at any San Diego high school, including Torrey Pines / Westview / La Jolla, merely by looking at demographics and STAR test results. I heard statements to the effect that San Diego is not suitable for raising children, because there’s only one high school in the whole county that is rank 10 on GreatSchools.net.

Is that good or bad? That’s debatable. But that’s a fact of life.

[Eugene]

[quote=ibjames]so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid[/quote]

I know people who wouldn’t send their kids to any school above 10%, on principle. There are people in Silicon Valley who’d turn up their noses at any San Diego high school, including Torrey Pines / Westview / La Jolla, merely by looking at demographics and STAR test results. I heard statements to the effect that San Diego is not suitable for raising children, because there’s only one high school in the whole county that is rank 10 on GreatSchools.net.

Is that good or bad? That’s debatable. But that’s a fact of life.

[Eugene]

[quote=ibjames]so if a kid is poor that makes the school bad? I was a free lunch kid[/quote]

I know people who wouldn’t send their kids to any school above 10%, on principle. There are people in Silicon Valley who’d turn up their noses at any San Diego high school, including Torrey Pines / Westview / La Jolla, merely by looking at demographics and STAR test results. I heard statements to the effect that San Diego is not suitable for raising children, because there’s only one high school in the whole county that is rank 10 on GreatSchools.net.

Is that good or bad? That’s debatable. But that’s a fact of life.

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