2014 AAP Appeal/WISC Scores

[Anonymous]

Just sent in our DC's AAP appeal form and WISC scores.

NNAT 143 (99%)
CogAT ? (95%)
GBRS 9

WISC IV:
VCI 140
PRI 149
(can't remember the other two scores)

FSIQ 146 (99.9%)


We'll post here again after receiving the decision letter. Hopefully it's a big "I-N".

[Anonymous]

Our DC's scores:

NNAT 135
Cogat 127
GBRS 10
FSIQ 133

GL everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just sent in our DC's AAP appeal form and WISC scores.

NNAT 143 (99%)
CogAT ? (95%)
GBRS 9

WISC IV:
VCI 140
PRI 149
(can't remember the other two scores)

FSIQ 146 (99.9%)


We'll post here again after receiving the decision letter. Hopefully it's a big "I-N".

99+% IN

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just sent in our DC's AAP appeal form and WISC scores.

NNAT 143 (99%)
CogAT ? (95%)
GBRS 9

WISC IV:
VCI 140
PRI 149
(can't remember the other two scores)

FSIQ 146 (99.9%)


We'll post here again after receiving the decision letter. Hopefully it's a big "I-N".

99+% IN

+1

[Anonymous]

Did you include any work samples or just the scores with the appeal form?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did you include any work samples or just the scores with the appeal form?

OP here. It was just the new FSIQ score with the appeal form.

[Anonymous]

We appealed with FSIQ of 129 with a few new samples. Is this score too low to become eligible?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We appealed with FSIQ of 129 with a few new samples. Is this score too low to become eligible?

It really depends on many other factors (eg. NNAT, CogAT, GBRS, and report cards), since your DC's score is on the border line. I believe the cutoff score of WISC IV for last year was FSIQ of 128.

[Anonymous]

The responders have no idea. Your child will almost surely get in with Wisc score of 125 or above.
Signed,
Long time AART

[Anonymous]

FSIQ is not as helpful since this is often brought down by (relatively) lower PS and WM scores. The main scores to look at are VC and PR.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:FSIQ is not as helpful since this is often brought down by (relatively) lower PS and WM scores. The main scores to look at are VC and PR.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The responders have no idea. Your child will almost surely get in with Wisc score of 125 or above.
Signed,
Long time AART

Dear long time aart,

Does the board consider GAI when looking at Wisc scores especially for those four less than 125.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We appealed with FSIQ of 129 with a few new samples. Is this score too low to become eligible?

It really depends on many other factors (eg. NNAT, CogAT, GBRS, and report cards), since your DC's score is on the border line. I believe the cutoff score of WISC IV for last year was FSIQ of 128.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The responders have no idea. Your child will almost surely get in with Wisc score of 125 or above.
Signed,
Long time AART

Dear long time aart,

Does the board consider GAI when looking at Wisc scores especially for those four less than 125.

No

[Anonymous]

Submitted appeal with WISC 147 (part of original package) and SB 132 with GBRS 8 and no other scores.

What are the chances for a big IN?