FYI School Boundary Maps

[Nicole]

sdr- yeah, it just seems so wrong to look at demographics….i know that that reality is the the % of student who go onto 4 year colleges is a reflection of demographics (unfortunately). I would gladly sacrifice test school averages to send my (potential) kids to a school with more diversity if I knew that the vast majority of kids from that school go on to college. I guess I’m having pipe dreams again….

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

That’s a good one, fat, thanks. thanks for the sorry grapes too.

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

That’s a good one, fat, thanks. thanks for the sorry grapes too.

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

That’s a good one, fat, thanks. thanks for the sorry grapes too.

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

That’s a good one, fat, thanks. thanks for the sorry grapes too.

-nicole
new house hunter

[Nicole]

That’s a good one, fat, thanks. thanks for the sorry grapes too.

-nicole
new house hunter

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sdr is right….slice it any way you want, it all comes down to demographics and % economically disadvantaged. Those two metrics will tell you all you need to know about the schools. Test scores are simply an outcome of those two inputs.

Here is the best website for find the such. Look under “Classroom Profile” for each school. Good luck.

http://www.schoolmatters.com/

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sdr is right….slice it any way you want, it all comes down to demographics and % economically disadvantaged. Those two metrics will tell you all you need to know about the schools. Test scores are simply an outcome of those two inputs.

Here is the best website for find the such. Look under “Classroom Profile” for each school. Good luck.

http://www.schoolmatters.com/

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sdr is right….slice it any way you want, it all comes down to demographics and % economically disadvantaged. Those two metrics will tell you all you need to know about the schools. Test scores are simply an outcome of those two inputs.

Here is the best website for find the such. Look under “Classroom Profile” for each school. Good luck.

http://www.schoolmatters.com/

[waiting for bottom]

sdr is right….slice it any way you want, it all comes down to demographics and % economically disadvantaged. Those two metrics will tell you all you need to know about the schools. Test scores are simply an outcome of those two inputs.

Here is the best website for find the such. Look under “Classroom Profile” for each school. Good luck.

http://www.schoolmatters.com/

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sdr is right….slice it any way you want, it all comes down to demographics and % economically disadvantaged. Those two metrics will tell you all you need to know about the schools. Test scores are simply an outcome of those two inputs.

Here is the best website for find the such. Look under “Classroom Profile” for each school. Good luck.

http://www.schoolmatters.com/

[jimmyle]

http://www.schoolmatters.com/schools.aspx/q/page=sr/txt=san$sp;diego/ust=CA/so=0/sc=3/fltr_nb=High?ctxt=san%20diego%20%20%2CCA

Mira Mesa High scores very well for a blue collar neighborhood. Actually it has higher “math score” than Scripps Ranch High.

If you click on the school name, you will find the percentage of adult with BS. Assuming that the numbers are correct. La Jolla is only at 38% which is similar to Mira Mesa but Westview has about 50% of adults with BS.

ADDED LATER–NEVER MIND, I think these numbers are probably inaccurate. The 38.9% of adults with BS is probably a city wide number and apparently it is used for many areas including La Jolla and Mira Mesa.

[jimmyle]

http://www.schoolmatters.com/schools.aspx/q/page=sr/txt=san$sp;diego/ust=CA/so=0/sc=3/fltr_nb=High?ctxt=san%20diego%20%20%2CCA

Mira Mesa High scores very well for a blue collar neighborhood. Actually it has higher “math score” than Scripps Ranch High.

If you click on the school name, you will find the percentage of adult with BS. Assuming that the numbers are correct. La Jolla is only at 38% which is similar to Mira Mesa but Westview has about 50% of adults with BS.

ADDED LATER–NEVER MIND, I think these numbers are probably inaccurate. The 38.9% of adults with BS is probably a city wide number and apparently it is used for many areas including La Jolla and Mira Mesa.

[jimmyle]

http://www.schoolmatters.com/schools.aspx/q/page=sr/txt=san$sp;diego/ust=CA/so=0/sc=3/fltr_nb=High?ctxt=san%20diego%20%20%2CCA

Mira Mesa High scores very well for a blue collar neighborhood. Actually it has higher “math score” than Scripps Ranch High.

If you click on the school name, you will find the percentage of adult with BS. Assuming that the numbers are correct. La Jolla is only at 38% which is similar to Mira Mesa but Westview has about 50% of adults with BS.

ADDED LATER–NEVER MIND, I think these numbers are probably inaccurate. The 38.9% of adults with BS is probably a city wide number and apparently it is used for many areas including La Jolla and Mira Mesa.

[jimmyle]

http://www.schoolmatters.com/schools.aspx/q/page=sr/txt=san$sp;diego/ust=CA/so=0/sc=3/fltr_nb=High?ctxt=san%20diego%20%20%2CCA

Mira Mesa High scores very well for a blue collar neighborhood. Actually it has higher “math score” than Scripps Ranch High.

If you click on the school name, you will find the percentage of adult with BS. Assuming that the numbers are correct. La Jolla is only at 38% which is similar to Mira Mesa but Westview has about 50% of adults with BS.

ADDED LATER–NEVER MIND, I think these numbers are probably inaccurate. The 38.9% of adults with BS is probably a city wide number and apparently it is used for many areas including La Jolla and Mira Mesa.

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