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August 31, 2011 at 7:17 PM #728017August 31, 2011 at 7:24 PM #726814
Rhett
Participant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]http://www.signonsandiego.com/api2011/
La Jolla Elementary – 982
[/quote]But yet again, they are beat out by sister school Torrey Pines (989).
August 31, 2011 at 7:24 PM #726900Participant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]http://www.signonsandiego.com/api2011/
La Jolla Elementary – 982
[/quote]But yet again, they are beat out by sister school Torrey Pines (989).
August 31, 2011 at 7:24 PM #727509Participant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]http://www.signonsandiego.com/api2011/
La Jolla Elementary – 982
[/quote]But yet again, they are beat out by sister school Torrey Pines (989).
August 31, 2011 at 7:24 PM #727661Participant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]http://www.signonsandiego.com/api2011/
La Jolla Elementary – 982
[/quote]But yet again, they are beat out by sister school Torrey Pines (989).
August 31, 2011 at 8:16 PM #726839cantab
ParticipantEthnicity is not the only factor strongly correlated with scores. Parental education and income are significant also. The schools publish some data on that.
The tests themselves have problems. As one poster pointed out, the schools drill the kids for the tests. Additionally, it definitely happens, even (especially?) in the best schools, that a teacher will say to little Johnny “Did you really mean to fill in that bubble? Can you think again about it?”
Some kids genuinely get a perfect score on every test and subset. So the tests do not provide information at the high end.
Two of the schools mentioned, La Jolla Elementary and Hawthorne, have seminar classes. They take some of the smartest kids from other schools mentioned, like Torrey Pines and Curie, so averages are distorted.
But then it happens that teachers or schools don’t want to lose their best students, so they give kids the message that the test for seminar eligibility is not important.
At higher grade levels, pupils know that test scores are important to the teachers and schools, but not to their own futures. So some deliberately score badly to get back at teachers.
August 31, 2011 at 8:16 PM #726926ParticipantEthnicity is not the only factor strongly correlated with scores. Parental education and income are significant also. The schools publish some data on that.
The tests themselves have problems. As one poster pointed out, the schools drill the kids for the tests. Additionally, it definitely happens, even (especially?) in the best schools, that a teacher will say to little Johnny “Did you really mean to fill in that bubble? Can you think again about it?”
Some kids genuinely get a perfect score on every test and subset. So the tests do not provide information at the high end.
Two of the schools mentioned, La Jolla Elementary and Hawthorne, have seminar classes. They take some of the smartest kids from other schools mentioned, like Torrey Pines and Curie, so averages are distorted.
But then it happens that teachers or schools don’t want to lose their best students, so they give kids the message that the test for seminar eligibility is not important.
At higher grade levels, pupils know that test scores are important to the teachers and schools, but not to their own futures. So some deliberately score badly to get back at teachers.
August 31, 2011 at 8:16 PM #727534ParticipantEthnicity is not the only factor strongly correlated with scores. Parental education and income are significant also. The schools publish some data on that.
The tests themselves have problems. As one poster pointed out, the schools drill the kids for the tests. Additionally, it definitely happens, even (especially?) in the best schools, that a teacher will say to little Johnny “Did you really mean to fill in that bubble? Can you think again about it?”
Some kids genuinely get a perfect score on every test and subset. So the tests do not provide information at the high end.
Two of the schools mentioned, La Jolla Elementary and Hawthorne, have seminar classes. They take some of the smartest kids from other schools mentioned, like Torrey Pines and Curie, so averages are distorted.
But then it happens that teachers or schools don’t want to lose their best students, so they give kids the message that the test for seminar eligibility is not important.
At higher grade levels, pupils know that test scores are important to the teachers and schools, but not to their own futures. So some deliberately score badly to get back at teachers.
August 31, 2011 at 8:16 PM #727685ParticipantEthnicity is not the only factor strongly correlated with scores. Parental education and income are significant also. The schools publish some data on that.
The tests themselves have problems. As one poster pointed out, the schools drill the kids for the tests. Additionally, it definitely happens, even (especially?) in the best schools, that a teacher will say to little Johnny “Did you really mean to fill in that bubble? Can you think again about it?”
Some kids genuinely get a perfect score on every test and subset. So the tests do not provide information at the high end.
Two of the schools mentioned, La Jolla Elementary and Hawthorne, have seminar classes. They take some of the smartest kids from other schools mentioned, like Torrey Pines and Curie, so averages are distorted.
But then it happens that teachers or schools don’t want to lose their best students, so they give kids the message that the test for seminar eligibility is not important.
At higher grade levels, pupils know that test scores are important to the teachers and schools, but not to their own futures. So some deliberately score badly to get back at teachers.
August 31, 2011 at 9:48 PM #726897bearishgurl
ParticipantOverall (Top 13 in County):
Scripps Ranch – SD Unified 883
Torrey Pines – San Dieguito 881
Coronado – Coronado Unified 872
Del Norte – Poway Unified 864
Westview – Poway Unified 860
San Marcos – San Marcos Un 859
San Dieguito – San Dieguito 854 tie
Poway – Poway Unified 854 tie
Bonita Vista – Sweetwater Un 851
La Jolla – SD Unified 849
Mira Mesa – SD Unified 846
Olympian – Sweetwater Union 845
Eastlake – Sweetwater Union 833I didn’t look them all up so let me know if I missed anything here.
August 31, 2011 at 9:48 PM #726986ParticipantOverall (Top 13 in County):
Scripps Ranch – SD Unified 883
Torrey Pines – San Dieguito 881
Coronado – Coronado Unified 872
Del Norte – Poway Unified 864
Westview – Poway Unified 860
San Marcos – San Marcos Un 859
San Dieguito – San Dieguito 854 tie
Poway – Poway Unified 854 tie
Bonita Vista – Sweetwater Un 851
La Jolla – SD Unified 849
Mira Mesa – SD Unified 846
Olympian – Sweetwater Union 845
Eastlake – Sweetwater Union 833I didn’t look them all up so let me know if I missed anything here.
August 31, 2011 at 9:48 PM #727592ParticipantOverall (Top 13 in County):
Scripps Ranch – SD Unified 883
Torrey Pines – San Dieguito 881
Coronado – Coronado Unified 872
Del Norte – Poway Unified 864
Westview – Poway Unified 860
San Marcos – San Marcos Un 859
San Dieguito – San Dieguito 854 tie
Poway – Poway Unified 854 tie
Bonita Vista – Sweetwater Un 851
La Jolla – SD Unified 849
Mira Mesa – SD Unified 846
Olympian – Sweetwater Union 845
Eastlake – Sweetwater Union 833I didn’t look them all up so let me know if I missed anything here.
August 31, 2011 at 9:48 PM #727741ParticipantOverall (Top 13 in County):
Scripps Ranch – SD Unified 883
Torrey Pines – San Dieguito 881
Coronado – Coronado Unified 872
Del Norte – Poway Unified 864
Westview – Poway Unified 860
San Marcos – San Marcos Un 859
San Dieguito – San Dieguito 854 tie
Poway – Poway Unified 854 tie
Bonita Vista – Sweetwater Un 851
La Jolla – SD Unified 849
Mira Mesa – SD Unified 846
Olympian – Sweetwater Union 845
Eastlake – Sweetwater Union 833I didn’t look them all up so let me know if I missed anything here.
August 31, 2011 at 11:59 PM #726983outtamojo
Participant[quote=AN][quote=svelte]Woo Hoo San Marcos! Right up there with the big boys!
Asian:
969 (Canyon Crest – San Dieguito)
955 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
943 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
925 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)
923 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
921 (Del Norte – Poway)
914 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
908 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)
907 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
895 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
873 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
873 (University City – San Diego)Filipino:
936 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
917 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
892 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
880 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
859 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
856 (Del Norte – Poway)
844 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)
837 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
833 (University City – San Diego)
807 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
766 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)
– (Canyon Crest – San Dieguito)Hispanic:
864 (Canyon Crest – San Dieguito)
848 (Del Norte – Poway)
800 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
795 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
781 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
780 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
772 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)
744 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
740 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
737 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
726 (University City – San Diego)
685 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)White:
914 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
905 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
900 (Canyon Crest – San Dieguito)
887 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
879 (University City – San Diego)
871 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
869 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
858 (Del Norte – Poway)
854 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
844 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)
840 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
838 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)Black:
851 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
820 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
819 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
816 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
801 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
785 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
779 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)
759 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
744 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
739 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)
735 (Del Norte – Poway)
– (Canyon Crest – San Deguito)[/quote]
Adding a few more schools. San Marcos High have some very impressive numbers.[/quote]Yes, can’t wait to see homebuilders put out signs with “San Marcos School District” at their model homes. Will the ones in Carlsbad take down the ones that advertise “Carlsbad Scools”?
August 31, 2011 at 11:59 PM #727070Participant[quote=AN][quote=svelte]Woo Hoo San Marcos! Right up there with the big boys!
Asian:
969 (Canyon Crest – San Dieguito)
955 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
943 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
925 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)
923 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
921 (Del Norte – Poway)
914 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
908 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)
907 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
895 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
873 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
873 (University City – San Diego)Filipino:
936 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
917 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
892 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
880 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
859 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
856 (Del Norte – Poway)
844 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)
837 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
833 (University City – San Diego)
807 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
766 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)
– (Canyon Crest – San Dieguito)Hispanic:
864 (Canyon Crest – San Dieguito)
848 (Del Norte – Poway)
800 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
795 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
781 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
780 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
772 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)
744 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
740 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
737 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
726 (University City – San Diego)
685 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)White:
914 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
905 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
900 (Canyon Crest – San Dieguito)
887 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
879 (University City – San Diego)
871 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
869 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
858 (Del Norte – Poway)
854 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
844 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)
840 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
838 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)Black:
851 (San Marcos – San Marcos)
820 (Torrey Pines – San Dieguito)
819 (Scripps Ranch – San Diego)
816 (Mission Hills – San Marcos)
801 (Carlsbad – Carlsbad)
785 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
779 (La Costa Canyon – San Dieguito)
759 (Mt. Carmel – Poway)
744 (Mira Mesa – San Diego)
739 (Rancho Bernardo – Poway)
735 (Del Norte – Poway)
– (Canyon Crest – San Deguito)[/quote]
Adding a few more schools. San Marcos High have some very impressive numbers.[/quote]Yes, can’t wait to see homebuilders put out signs with “San Marcos School District” at their model homes. Will the ones in Carlsbad take down the ones that advertise “Carlsbad Scools”?
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