Compacted Math - 5th grade

Anonymous
My kid is currently in compacted math (4th grade). Curious what criteria / cut offs are used for her to continue in Compacted in 5th grade. I’ve found the school to not be very transparent about these types of placements, so curious if anyone has any insight or experience. Thanks!
Anonymous
If your kid is getting a B or better they will continue in compacted. If they are getting a C or lower they will likely not.
Anonymous
I can't think of anyone in our school who didn't move to 5/6 from 4/5. The number of students actually went up; a few who were in Math 4 last year went to 5/6 this year.
Anonymous
Thank you! This is good to know. I wasn’t sure if there was a MAP cut off again.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Thank you! This is good to know. I wasn’t sure if there was a MAP cut off again.



What is the MAP cut off for math? Is it weighted as well?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Thank you! This is good to know. I wasn’t sure if there was a MAP cut off again.



What is the MAP cut off for math? Is it weighted as well?


As far as I know, there is not single cutoff and schools are able to decide for themselves. By weighted, do you mean do they use the locally normed percentile? No, that is only for CES/middle school magnet lottery pools; for decisions at local schools, they use the national percentile.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Thank you! This is good to know. I wasn’t sure if there was a MAP cut off again.



What is the MAP cut off for math? Is it weighted as well?


As far as I know, there is not single cutoff and schools are able to decide for themselves. By weighted, do you mean do they use the locally normed percentile? No, that is only for CES/middle school magnet lottery pools; for decisions at local schools, they use the national percentile.


Gotcha! Thanks for the info. Yes...I did mean the locally normed percentile, but that's good to know.
Anonymous
I think every school handles it differently especially since COVID.
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