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Below Are Additional Details for Unassigned Students in Grades K Through 12 2020-21 OneApp Main Round Results Summary Overall Results The results below are for applicants seeking a new placement in grades K through 12. Metric Definition 2020-21 2021-22 Applications for new Number of applicants seeking a new placement (both new and returning); 11,314 9,201 placement does not include students rolling over from their prior-year school New placement rate Percent of applicants seeking a new placement that received a new 75% 85% placement New placement rate Percent of applicants seeking a new placement that received a new 70% 82% (top 3 choices) placement among their top 3 choices K & 9 new placement Percent of K & 9 applicants seeking a new placement that received a new 87% 93% rate placement K & 9 new placement Percent of K & 9 applicants seeking a new placement that received a new 82% 91% rate placement among their top 3 choices (top 3 choices) Default rate Percent of applicants seeking a new placement that did not receive a new 10% 5% placement and were reassigned to their current school; for consistency with prior reporting, denominator includes new applicants with no guarantee Unassigned rate Percent of applicants seeking a new placement that did not receive any 15% 10% placement Sibling new Percent of eligible sibling applicants receiving a placement at a sibling’s 96% 97% placement rate school, excluding siblings who received a higher ranked choice than their sibling’s school. K & 9 sibling new Percent of eligible K & 9 sibling applicants receiving a placement at a >99% 98% placement rate sibling’s school, excluding siblings who received a higher ranked choice than their sibling’s school. Below are additional details for unassigned students in grades K through 12. Metric Definition 2020-21 2021-22 Number of Number of applicants seeking a new placement (both new and returning) 1,674 999 unassigned that did not receive any placement applicants Percent of For applicants that did not receive any placement, what percentage are 44% 42% unassigned entering entering grades K or 9? grades K or 9 Percent applicants For all applicants the percent of students who applied for grade K or 9 54% 63% entering grades K or 9 Percent of For applicants that did not receive any placement, what percentage listed 3 84% 89% unassigned listing 3 or fewer choices on their application? or fewer choices Most Highly Demanded Schools Top 10 Most Demanded Schools for Kindergarten Applicants: Number of new Eligible School applicants in K* match rate in K** Edward Hynes Charter School - Lakeview Campus 545 16% Audubon Gentilly 512 10% Bricolage Academy 478 62% Edward Hynes Charter School - UNO 443 42% Benjamin Franklin Elementary Mathematics and Science School 394 75% Lycee Francais de la Nouvelle-Orleans (LFNO) 353 59% Audubon Charter School Montessori 327 46% International School of Louisiana: Dixon Campus (Spanish) 300 76% Audubon Charter School French 270 36% Edward Hynes Charter School French Immersion 268 51% Top 10 Most Demanded Schools for Ninth Grade Applicants: Number of new Eligible School applicants in 9* match rate in 9** Warren Easton High School 2009 26% Edna Karr High School 1629 35% Eleanor McMain Secondary School 1120 83% McDonogh #35 Senior High School 839 100% Booker T. Washington High School (KIPP) 690 100% Frederick A. Douglass High School (KIPP Renaissance) 665 100% CA: Abramson Sci Academy 642 100% John F. Kennedy High School (KIPP) 632 100% CA: G.W. Carver High School 584 100% New Orleans Charter Science and Math High School (Sci High) 583 100% * Number of new applicants: Total number of new applicants that listed the school on their OneApp for that particular grade. ** Eligible match rate: Percentage of eligible new applicants that were assigned to the school for that grade. Match rate only includes students that OneApp attempted to assign. OneApp does not attempt to assign students that are ineligible or have already been matched to a higher-ranked choice. .
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