I would say your are in the ballpark but as others have said it is impossible to know what the competition is in a given year. I see affluent districts that have 5-6 competitive candidates this year where last year you would have just need to be qualified to get an offer.
I will give you a little different take on the CFA though. It is important to understand the process. Academics are weighted the highest and the CFA is weighted the lowest. While everyone says you should try and max everything, it is just not reality for most applicants. Your CFA scores are above the averages and in my opinion is almost a pass/fail. You application would be far better improved working on the areas that give bugger bang for the buck like test scores. Remember that academics is weighted 65% and the CFA is weighted at 10%. Hypothetically a 10 point increase in the academic portion adds 6 points to your score while a 10 point increase in the FA adds just one point.
I will give you a little different take on the CFA though. It is important to understand the process. Academics are weighted the highest and the CFA is weighted the lowest. While everyone says you should try and max everything, it is just not reality for most applicants. Your CFA scores are above the averages and in my opinion is almost a pass/fail. You application would be far better improved working on the areas that give bugger bang for the buck like test scores. Remember that academics is weighted 65% and the CFA is weighted at 10%. Hypothetically a 10 point increase in the academic portion adds 6 points to your score while a 10 point increase in the FA adds just one point.