Wednesday, August 20, 2008


Applications and related materials for the 2009-2010 school year will be available at the start of the next application period, on October 1, 2008. Call (773) 553-2060 if you have questions or need further information.
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Competition
 

2007-2008 Results
Mean Average Accepted
High School
06-07
07-08
08-09
Brooks College Prep
862
862
860
Jones College Prep
909
912
931
King College Prep
816
842
824
Lane Tech College Prep
879
877
898
Lindblom Math and Sci.
823
828
843
Northside College Prep
964
968
979
Payton College Prep
951
956
956
Young College Prep
934
941
949
7th Grade Mean GPA and Absent
High School
GPA
Absent
Brooks College Prep
3.5
3.6
Jones College Prep
3.7
2.4
King College Prep
3.4
3.7
Lane Tech College Prep
3.7
2.9
Lindblom Math and Sci.
3.5
4.0
Northside College Prep
3.9
1.5
Payton College Prep
3.9
2.0
Young College Prep
3.8
2.1
2008-2009 Results
Selective Enrollment Exam
High School
Reading
Math
Language
Brooks College Prep
76
76
83
Jones College Prep
88
88
91
King College Prep
74
73
78
Lane Tech College Prep
83
85
86
Lindblom Math and Sci.
76
78
80
Northside College Prep
94
94
95
Payton College Prep
90
90
93
Young College Prep
89
89
92
2008-2009 Results
7th Grade
High School Reading Math
Brooks College Prep
86
86
Jones College Prep
90
93
King College Prep
83
83
Lane Tech College Prep
87
90
Lindblom Math and Sci.
84
86
Northside College Prep
94
96
Payton College Prep
93
95
Young College Prep
92
94
Why Numbers Work

The combination of two nationally normalized standardized tests combined with both grades and attendance; generates an objective snapshot of a student's ability and academic engagement with school curriculum. This allows our schools to carefully consider the maximum amount of candidates for each available space.

We understand that grading practices can vary from school to school. Using two sets of standardized tests mitigates against the subjective nature of grading that causes grade deflation, inflation, or self-esteem grading by individual institutions. However, grades as a calibration of success are imperative because this measures academic engagement in the classroom. Therefore, our application process generates a balanced and objective assessment of all these factors.

Thank you for your continued interest and support of the Chicago Public Schools.

Arne Duncan
Chief Executive Officer

Barbra Eason-Watkins
Chief Education Officer

Abigayil Joseph, Officer
Office of Academic Enhancement

Brian Pool
Director, Selective Enrollment High Schools
125 S. Clark Street, 4th Floor, Chicago, IL 60603 | Phone: (773) 553-2060 | Fax: (773) 553-2061
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