Critical information left out

If you can get past the Standard-Examiner's klunky registration page, you will note the most important information in this story by Tanna Barry is what's missing. The story sets out to prove that there are more girls than boys in Advanced Placement classes in Ogden, Davis and Weber secondary schools. Though the reporter acknowledges that "the overall number of females versus males is higher," she does not tell us how much higher. There's not much news here if females constitute 52 percent of the overall school population and 52 percent of the population of AP students.