SAT in grade 6 for non AAP

[Anonymous]

My kid is in level III AAP in grade 5 . Is there any option to request for Advance Math apart from level IV Referral. Also curious to know about the Options for taking SAT in grade 6 for non AAP . Thanks in Advance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid is in level III AAP in grade 5 . Is there any option to request for Advance Math apart from level IV Referral. Also curious to know about the Options for taking SAT in grade 6 for non AAP . Thanks in Advance.

[Anonymous]

SAT is a test of high school Algebra and Geometry. Has your kid studied high school algebra and geometry?

Have they taken a practice test?

[Anonymous]

I took the SAT in 7th grade as part of the Duke TIP program. But it recently closed. There's another similar program but I don't know much about it.

[Anonymous]

Why do you ant your kid to take the SAT?

[Anonymous]

Mine have taken it in 6th as a requirement to qualify for highly accelerated math in 7th grade. You can take it through CTD Northwestern University

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:SAT is a test of high school Algebra and Geometry. Has your kid studied high school algebra and geometry?

Have they taken a practice test?

Is SAT only geometry and algebra? Is it Allegra 1 and 2 or just 1?

[Anonymous]

Do you mean the IAAT?

[Anonymous]

I'm not aware of IAAT . I saw in one of the post here stating that there is an option to take SAT in sixth grade in order to take Algebra 1 in MS fir non AAP kids ,but unfortunately I cudnt find the post so wanted to get details

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm not aware of IAAT . I saw in one of the post here stating that there is an option to take SAT in sixth grade in order to take Algebra 1 in MS fir non AAP kids ,but unfortunately I cudnt find the post so wanted to get details

That's the IAAT (Iowa test) - NOT the SAT

[Anonymous]

Also would like to know option for taking IAAT for non AAP

[Anonymous]

If your 6th grader is in advanced math (even if not Level 4 AAP), they will have the option to take the IAAT test in 6th grade. Kids must get 91st percentile or above AND pass advanced on the 7th grade math SOL to qualify. Check with your school's AART if you have questions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm not aware of IAAT . I saw in one of the post here stating that there is an option to take SAT in sixth grade in order to take Algebra 1 in MS fir non AAP kids ,but unfortunately I cudnt find the post so wanted to get details

That's the IAAT (Iowa test) - NOT the SAT

As I mentioned there was a post where there was a discussion for taking SAT in sixth grade - not all schools do that

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If your 6th grader is in advanced math (even if not Level 4 AAP), they will have the option to take the IAAT test in 6th grade. Kids must get 91st percentile or above AND pass advanced on the 7th grade math SOL to qualify. Check with your school's AART if you have questions.

Thank you . I will check with my AART today . Also talking about percentage is there any website where I can check in percentage of SOL scores. And also iready

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If your 6th grader is in advanced math (even if not Level 4 AAP), they will have the option to take the IAAT test in 6th grade. Kids must get 91st percentile or above AND pass advanced on the 7th grade math SOL to qualify. Check with your school's AART if you have questions.

Thank you . I will check with my AART today . Also talking about percentage is there any website where I can check in percentage of SOL scores. And also iready

What do you mean percentage of SOL scores? You can see previous SOL scores in SIS, but anything above 500 is pass advanced.