SOL for TJ admissions

[Anonymous]

Do TJ admissions look at kids’ SOL test scores. If so, starting what grade?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do TJ admissions look at kids’ SOL test scores. If so, starting what grade?

They do not.

[Anonymous]

I feel they do.

[Anonymous]

Usually teachers and parents say SOLs are not important and counted towards their school grade. However, there is something about the SOL score. Looks like Students getting really high pass advance score are promoted to advance math. Even in evaluating AAP students post 3rd grade, seems like they check the SOL score.

[Anonymous]

I agree with the above post. I feel like they do.

[Anonymous]

No, They don’t
I asked TJ admission office.

[Anonymous]

Yeah definitely a ‘no’ on SOL scores or any standardized test. That’s the last thing they want.

[Anonymous]

Nope. I am a liaison counselor for an FCPS school and they don't even have access to them. Just grades.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel they do.

They do not. At all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Usually teachers and parents say SOLs are not important and counted towards their school grade. However, there is something about the SOL score. Looks like Students getting really high pass advance score are promoted to advance math. Even in evaluating AAP students post 3rd grade, seems like they check the SOL score.

You posted on the wrong forum.

Please post @ Deep state FCPS/Teachers/AAP Conspiracy Club.

[Anonymous]

No, my dc's classmate got offer this year, her math SOL was under 200 last year

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, my dc's classmate got offer this year, her math SOL was under 200 last year

It is hard to believe your kid can get in TJ with SOL under 200.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, my dc's classmate got offer this year, her math SOL was under 200 last year

It is hard to believe your kid can get in TJ with SOL under 200.

As long as they're in Algebra 1 in 8th, that's all that matters academically.