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The thing about rankings is that they change. I don't know how anyone born after 1970 can ever decide on which town to live in let alone what street in that town to live in with the influx of changing and conflicting statistics. Add that with unrealistic criteria and price range and you have one giant complaint fest.
Yes, a C! Still solidly mediocre! Same as my HS GPA! Woo-hoo!
The letter grades are weird. Above average and not improving is better than above average and improving.
Yes, a C! Still solidly mediocre! Same as my HS GPA! Woo-hoo!
The letter grades are weird. Above average and not improving is better than above average and improving.
Yeah it is strange. Only reason I can think of that is it may be viewed as "less stable". If a school is rapidly improving, I guess you can't tell if it will be a long term change.
Yes, a C! Still solidly mediocre! Same as my HS GPA! Woo-hoo!
The letter grades are weird. Above average and not improving is better than above average and improving.
Yup, same here. Does it really matter? My wife and I are pretty laid back and so are our children so we fit in well in our mediocre town with our mediocre residents and our mediocre schools. Does that mean my kids will be destined for mediocrity? Who cares...
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