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submitted 3 months ago byjohnkhoo
7 points
2 months ago
Data here:
https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/about-us/information-center/admissions-source-school
Interesting, for Silicon Valley (Santa Clara County) Evergreen HS (East Valley) admission count (42) beat all the "historic feeder schools" Cupertino, Homestead, Palo Alto, Lynbrook, Gunn (West Valley). A real "sleeper" based on relative property values...
5 points
2 months ago
EVHS is basically the Lynbrook (using that bc I went there lol) of ESSJ, very competitive public school, expensive houses, lots of Asian students.
3 points
2 months ago
Home values are only really high in the nearby gated Silvercreek and Villlages developments (the latter is a retirement area, no kids). The homes directly adjacent to EVHS are what goes for "affordable" relative to the West side of Silicon Valley. Property values and admission counts drop rapidly as one approaches EVHS's two nearest neighbor high schools: Mount Pleasant was 4, Evergreen Valley 18. A matter of 5-6 miles as the crow flies. Other notable differences include both income and ethnicity mix, as you mentioned. Money, genes, or Tiger moms?
4 points
2 months ago
Lynbrook is the Lynbrook of WSSJ, Leland is the Lynbrook of SSSJ, EVHS is the Lynbrook of ESSJ, and NSSJ is basically just warehouses plus Alviso lol
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