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Quite a shocker that the wealthiest areas with the most involved parents produce the higher achieving students.
(Nitpicker alert: This is not to say all the highest achieving students go to these schools or that all the students in these schools are among the highest achieving. Further, there may have been schools who did not enter the rankings and these rankings vary in any case.)
Quite a shocker that the wealthiest areas with the most involved parents produce the higher achieving students.
(Nitpicker alert: This is not to say all the highest achieving students go to these schools or that all the students in these schools are among the highest achieving. Further, there may have been schools who did not enter the rankings and these rankings vary in any case.)
Yeah- it's only surprising when a mostly upper-middle class area *doesn't* rank well.
A few of the better LI schools are missing such as Wheatley, Locust Valley, Harborfields, etc.
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