Where to find DIEBLS scores in ParentVue?

[Anonymous]

I've looked everywhere, but can't seem to find them!

[Anonymous]

I just assumed our school (or at least my kid’s teacher) hasn’t uploaded them yet.

[Anonymous]

I check every day and haven't seen them yet. Our teacher said early November during our PT conference, but who knows when it'll actually happen.

[Anonymous]

Ours came home in the school folder.

[Anonymous]

Ours also came home in a folder. I’m also an APS teacher and we are waiting on APS to push them out. Not sure why it hasn’t been completed.

[Anonymous]

Paper folder from ATS

[Anonymous]

Sent home in folder

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ours also came home in a folder. I’m also an APS teacher and we are waiting on APS to push them out. Not sure why it hasn’t been completed.

Do you know if the math mini SOL scores be released, too?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours also came home in a folder. I’m also an APS teacher and we are waiting on APS to push them out. Not sure why it hasn’t been completed.

Do you know if the math mini SOL scores be released, too?

PP teacher here. We have all the scores- Dibels, MI, and SOL growth assessment. The SOL growth assessments are on a completely different points scale and on top of that the math and reading scores don’t have the same benchmarks. I guess they did that on purpose so that people don’t compare them to the “real” SOL scores? But it’s more confusing IMO. For example SOL is 400-600 passing and advanced pass. A growth assessment score might be 1527. For example. I think it will be harder for parents to understand. And we haven’t seen what type of score report parents will receive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ours also came home in a folder. I’m also an APS teacher and we are waiting on APS to push them out. Not sure why it hasn’t been completed.

Do you know if the math mini SOL scores be released, too?

PP teacher here. We have all the scores- Dibels, MI, and SOL growth assessment. The SOL growth assessments are on a completely different points scale and on top of that the math and reading scores don’t have the same benchmarks. I guess they did that on purpose so that people don’t compare them to the “real” SOL scores? But it’s more confusing IMO. For example SOL is 400-600 passing and advanced pass. A growth assessment score might be 1527. For example. I think it will be harder for parents to understand. And we haven’t seen what type of score report parents will receive.

Thanks! I’m the PP and appreciate the explanation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just assumed our school (or at least my kid’s teacher) hasn’t uploaded them yet.

Teachers don’t upload this stuff. Centrally released, systemwide.

[Anonymous]

They didn’t upload dibels last year— it was a letter mailed home or sent home via backpack mail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just assumed our school (or at least my kid’s teacher) hasn’t uploaded them yet.

Teachers don’t upload this stuff. Centrally released, systemwide.

Thanks – I’m the PP. We are new to APS, so this is helpful to know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just assumed our school (or at least my kid’s teacher) hasn’t uploaded them yet.

Teachers don’t upload this stuff. Centrally released, systemwide.

Thanks – I’m the PP. We are new to APS, so this is helpful to know.

Anyone know why they wait so long to release them? These tests were done in September!