Who is appealing?
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Anonymous
| What is your plan? Another test? Submit different material? |
Anonymous
| We are thinking in WISC |
Anonymous
Everyone. Because every upwardly mobile UMC kid deserves to be in AAP and won’t take “No” for an answer. |
Anonymous
| Umc? |
Anonymous
| I heard WISC is good for appeals. I might go to a private office. Unsure about GMU. |
Anonymous
| When are appeals due? |
Anonymous
Anonymous
Upper middle class. |
Anonymous
| Appealing with a WISC. Although the weakness was DS verbal iReady and his HOPE. Cogat is a 140 and he was in pool. Not sure Wisc will do anything. |
Anonymous
Same case |
Anonymous
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Where can we take WISC?
Does it cost a lot? |
Anonymous
👏👏👏 |
Anonymous
What spring hill school considered? Upper middle class? |
Anonymous
the WISC is like an IQ test and a licensed psychologist has to give out the test. You can use GMU as stated on the AAP website if you want to go that route. Or you can find a private psychologist. It can be covered through insurance but the wait times are long- about 6months or so and then an additional 2 months to get results. |
Anonymous
DS had this EXACT issue which is a shame because he really needs AAP. |