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May 8, 2011 at 11:26 PM #694931May 8, 2011 at 11:35 PM #693749
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ParticipantTop ranked schools – perhaps high schools with high percentage of admission and finishing UC? – would be nice, but, unless we sacrifice huge in terms of space, I don’t see ourselves now buying in Scripps Ranch or Carmel Valley (which are some of the top rankes high schools). We might have a chance in PQ or RB or Poway.
May 8, 2011 at 11:35 PM #693828ParticipantTop ranked schools – perhaps high schools with high percentage of admission and finishing UC? – would be nice, but, unless we sacrifice huge in terms of space, I don’t see ourselves now buying in Scripps Ranch or Carmel Valley (which are some of the top rankes high schools). We might have a chance in PQ or RB or Poway.
May 8, 2011 at 11:35 PM #694434ParticipantTop ranked schools – perhaps high schools with high percentage of admission and finishing UC? – would be nice, but, unless we sacrifice huge in terms of space, I don’t see ourselves now buying in Scripps Ranch or Carmel Valley (which are some of the top rankes high schools). We might have a chance in PQ or RB or Poway.
May 8, 2011 at 11:35 PM #694582ParticipantTop ranked schools – perhaps high schools with high percentage of admission and finishing UC? – would be nice, but, unless we sacrifice huge in terms of space, I don’t see ourselves now buying in Scripps Ranch or Carmel Valley (which are some of the top rankes high schools). We might have a chance in PQ or RB or Poway.
May 8, 2011 at 11:35 PM #694936ParticipantTop ranked schools – perhaps high schools with high percentage of admission and finishing UC? – would be nice, but, unless we sacrifice huge in terms of space, I don’t see ourselves now buying in Scripps Ranch or Carmel Valley (which are some of the top rankes high schools). We might have a chance in PQ or RB or Poway.
May 9, 2011 at 7:52 AM #693789ocrenter
ParticipantI really don’t want any more trouble. but API does matter, because it is an indirect way to figure out the general scholastic attitude in that particular school. unfortunately kids are led more by their peers than anything else. so if their friends all aspire to go to college, especially UCs, they will be more likely to as well.
the best high school in Sweetwater district is bonita vista. it was rated “9”, it send 106 students out of 400 graduating students into the UC system in 2008. meanwhile, Chula vista high is rated “5”, and it send 47 out of 450 graduating students. for reference, most high schools along a certain fwy corridor that shall remain nameless average 30% of graduating seniors to UC rate.
so does API scores matter? yes. while it does not tell the whole story, it does provide a lot of insight into the matter.
May 9, 2011 at 7:52 AM #693868ParticipantI really don’t want any more trouble. but API does matter, because it is an indirect way to figure out the general scholastic attitude in that particular school. unfortunately kids are led more by their peers than anything else. so if their friends all aspire to go to college, especially UCs, they will be more likely to as well.
the best high school in Sweetwater district is bonita vista. it was rated “9”, it send 106 students out of 400 graduating students into the UC system in 2008. meanwhile, Chula vista high is rated “5”, and it send 47 out of 450 graduating students. for reference, most high schools along a certain fwy corridor that shall remain nameless average 30% of graduating seniors to UC rate.
so does API scores matter? yes. while it does not tell the whole story, it does provide a lot of insight into the matter.
May 9, 2011 at 7:52 AM #694474ParticipantI really don’t want any more trouble. but API does matter, because it is an indirect way to figure out the general scholastic attitude in that particular school. unfortunately kids are led more by their peers than anything else. so if their friends all aspire to go to college, especially UCs, they will be more likely to as well.
the best high school in Sweetwater district is bonita vista. it was rated “9”, it send 106 students out of 400 graduating students into the UC system in 2008. meanwhile, Chula vista high is rated “5”, and it send 47 out of 450 graduating students. for reference, most high schools along a certain fwy corridor that shall remain nameless average 30% of graduating seniors to UC rate.
so does API scores matter? yes. while it does not tell the whole story, it does provide a lot of insight into the matter.
May 9, 2011 at 7:52 AM #694622ParticipantI really don’t want any more trouble. but API does matter, because it is an indirect way to figure out the general scholastic attitude in that particular school. unfortunately kids are led more by their peers than anything else. so if their friends all aspire to go to college, especially UCs, they will be more likely to as well.
the best high school in Sweetwater district is bonita vista. it was rated “9”, it send 106 students out of 400 graduating students into the UC system in 2008. meanwhile, Chula vista high is rated “5”, and it send 47 out of 450 graduating students. for reference, most high schools along a certain fwy corridor that shall remain nameless average 30% of graduating seniors to UC rate.
so does API scores matter? yes. while it does not tell the whole story, it does provide a lot of insight into the matter.
May 9, 2011 at 7:52 AM #694976ParticipantI really don’t want any more trouble. but API does matter, because it is an indirect way to figure out the general scholastic attitude in that particular school. unfortunately kids are led more by their peers than anything else. so if their friends all aspire to go to college, especially UCs, they will be more likely to as well.
the best high school in Sweetwater district is bonita vista. it was rated “9”, it send 106 students out of 400 graduating students into the UC system in 2008. meanwhile, Chula vista high is rated “5”, and it send 47 out of 450 graduating students. for reference, most high schools along a certain fwy corridor that shall remain nameless average 30% of graduating seniors to UC rate.
so does API scores matter? yes. while it does not tell the whole story, it does provide a lot of insight into the matter.
May 9, 2011 at 8:18 AM #693799sdrealtor
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I have some good ideas for you in Carlsbad/Encinitas. Heading out for the day but will work on it later. MOndays are crazy busy for me so send me a private message so I dont forget.May 9, 2011 at 8:18 AM #693878ParticipantScarlett
I have some good ideas for you in Carlsbad/Encinitas. Heading out for the day but will work on it later. MOndays are crazy busy for me so send me a private message so I dont forget.May 9, 2011 at 8:18 AM #694484ParticipantScarlett
I have some good ideas for you in Carlsbad/Encinitas. Heading out for the day but will work on it later. MOndays are crazy busy for me so send me a private message so I dont forget.May 9, 2011 at 8:18 AM #694632ParticipantScarlett
I have some good ideas for you in Carlsbad/Encinitas. Heading out for the day but will work on it later. MOndays are crazy busy for me so send me a private message so I dont forget. -
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