Teachers give us the down dirty about SOL scores this year

[Anonymous]

What grade do you teach? What subject? How are the scores looking? Are you seeing the impact of the pandemic?

[Anonymous]

Forgot to say principals can chime in too...

[Anonymous]

High school math

Same scores as any other year. Kids who did the work in class passed easily. Kids who were caught using photomath repeatedly during the year struggled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:High school math

Same scores as any other year. Kids who did the work in class passed easily. Kids who were caught using photomath repeatedly during the year struggled.

I am impressed. I would think there would be gaps hard to fill from having fewer hours of math the previous school year. I bet it was more work for you teachers filling in those gaps?!

[Anonymous]

Lorton Station had AAP center kids fail both reading and math. Gen ed classes had six kids out of entire classes pass reading and even less pass math. It’s a travesty. I’m out of there.

[Anonymous]

6th. Grade DD (AAP) says everyone passed both math and LA SOLs. One kid got a perfect LA score, and another came close to a perfect score on math.

Her teacher is new to this grade level and has been stressed out, apparently. She’s now happy and relaxed, and “more fun”.

[Anonymous]

5th grade DD reports a lot of her class is retaking the science SOL about half the regular math class and a couple of advanced math are retaking and a few are retaking LA. She's usually pretty reliable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:5th grade DD reports a lot of her class is retaking the science SOL about half the regular math class and a couple of advanced math are retaking and a few are retaking LA. She's usually pretty reliable

How does your DD know all that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:5th grade DD reports a lot of her class is retaking the science SOL about half the regular math class and a couple of advanced math are retaking and a few are retaking LA. She's usually pretty reliable

How does your DD know all that?

Because they know who is retesting and kids talk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lorton Station had AAP center kids fail both reading and math. Gen ed classes had six kids out of entire classes pass reading and even less pass math. It’s a travesty. I’m out of there.

Yikes! Which grade?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lorton Station had AAP center kids fail both reading and math. Gen ed classes had six kids out of entire classes pass reading and even less pass math. It’s a travesty. I’m out of there.

Was this 3rd and 4th grade by chance?

[Anonymous]

Excellent scores in my classroom for both reading and math.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Excellent scores in my classroom for both reading and math.

What grade? AAP or regular?

[Anonymous]

ES principal here… scores are far higher than I was expecting. Really proud of our kids and staff. Only slightly lower score was 5th grade science… but it makes sense because it combines 3rd and 4th grade “pandemic” content

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Excellent scores in my classroom for both reading and math.

What grade? AAP or regular?

General education