More than 90% of students at the best school in Swedish capital are of Somali origin

[Burqad]

More than 90% of students at the best school in Swedish capital are of Somali origin

Kista International School has been named the second best school in Sweden, while in the Swedish capital it ranked first. This would not be surprising if it were not for the fact that almost all of its students (94%) are of Somali descent and only one out of 540 of all students speaks Swedish as...

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Kista International School was ranked as the second best school in the country. It is also ranked first in the capital. This conclusion was based not only on the academic performance. The socio-economic conditions of the students in grade 9 are also considered. Taking into account only the grades, the students in the last grade of Kista International School have about 10% better results than the national average.

Kista International School is located in the Akalla district. Many of its’ students live in nearby neighborhoods that are considered particularly vulnerable. One of them – Rinkeby – is called “little Mogadishu” due to the large community of inhabitants with Somali origin

Despite the worrying figures nationwide, headmaster Johan Segerfedt seems satisfied. He has good reasons to be so – last year all of his pupils were accepted into secondary schools. By comparison, only 48% of students were accepted at a school located in a nearby district

 

[Idilinaa]

The facility was established as an aid project to support kids doing their homework. It is still owned by the parents who manage it through a foundation called Al-Kowneyn Utbildning Centrum

Moreover, as the example of Kista International School shows, not only financial inputs are important. The key is a wise management of the institution, as well as building trust and committed relationships between the school, students and their parents.

People should take this school and its approach as an example and try to replicate it elsewhere.

This shows the power of social capital.

 

[Internet Nomad]

We should bring all the information of Somalis excelling in to a single page and whenever someone tries to use the 68iq argument just drop it on them.

 

[Keep it a boqol]

Mashallah this is amazing news.

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[Keep it a boqol]

We should bring all the information of Somalis excelling in to a single page and whenever someone tries to use the 68iq argument just drop it on them.

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[celidheere]

We should bring all the information of Somalis excelling in to a single page and whenever someone tries to use the 68iq argument just drop it on them.

68 iq thing probably isn't real but it's a funny af meme

 

[Awoowe Wiilwaal]

MashaAllaah Great example.

 

[Awareness]

We should bring all the information of Somalis excelling in to a single page and whenever someone tries to use the 68iq argument just drop it on them.

Nassim Taleb already wiped these fools.

 

[Aegon]

Mashallah this is amazing news.

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68Iq is just a meme, i don’t think that anyone is dumb enough to believe this, even Koko the gorilla is smarter than people with that rate.

 

[Awareness]

68Iq is just a meme, i don’t think that anyone is dumb enough to believe this, even Koko the gorilla is smarter than people with that rate.

White supremacists regularly spread this. More generally, the bogus results of IQ of nations.

 

[niggaibnh]

More than 90% of students at the best school in Swedish capital are of Somali origin

Kista International School has been named the second best school in Sweden, while in the Swedish capital it ranked first. This would not be surprising if it were not for the fact that almost all of its students (94%) are of Somali descent and only one out of 540 of all students speaks Swedish as...

salamlab.pl

Kista International School was ranked as the second best school in the country. It is also ranked first in the capital. This conclusion was based not only on the academic performance. The socio-economic conditions of the students in grade 9 are also considered. Taking into account only the grades, the students in the last grade of Kista International School have about 10% better results than the national average.

Kista International School is located in the Akalla district. Many of its’ students live in nearby neighborhoods that are considered particularly vulnerable. One of them – Rinkeby – is called “little Mogadishu” due to the large community of inhabitants with Somali origin

Despite the worrying figures nationwide, headmaster Johan Segerfedt seems satisfied. He has good reasons to be so – last year all of his pupils were accepted into secondary schools. By comparison, only 48% of students were accepted at a school located in a nearby district

Good news

 

[Burqad]

People should take this school and its approach as an example and try to replicate it elsewhere.

This shows the power of social capital.

They named it after the patron saint of the Somali nation and the creator of our alphabet, manshallah.

 

[Ahmedahmed5000]

More than 90% of students at the best school in Swedish capital are of Somali origin

Kista International School has been named the second best school in Sweden, while in the Swedish capital it ranked first. This would not be surprising if it were not for the fact that almost all of its students (94%) are of Somali descent and only one out of 540 of all students speaks Swedish as...

salamlab.pl

Kista International School was ranked as the second best school in the country. It is also ranked first in the capital. This conclusion was based not only on the academic performance. The socio-economic conditions of the students in grade 9 are also considered. Taking into account only the grades, the students in the last grade of Kista International School have about 10% better results than the national average.

Kista International School is located in the Akalla district. Many of its’ students live in nearby neighborhoods that are considered particularly vulnerable. One of them – Rinkeby – is called “little Mogadishu” due to the large community of inhabitants with Somali origin

Despite the worrying figures nationwide, headmaster Johan Segerfedt seems satisfied. He has good reasons to be so – last year all of his pupils were accepted into secondary schools. By comparison, only 48% of students were accepted at a school located in a nearby district

Is this a school that cheery-picks the best students from the district or is it the schools governance