Advanced math

[Anonymous]

What iready or SOL scores does your school require for advanced 5th grade math?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What iready or SOL scores does your school require for advanced 5th grade math?

I thought it was a statewide standard. Like 500?

[Anonymous]

Schools are supposed to give a standard assessment at the beginning of the year that helps determine if they are a candidate for advanced math. SOL scores are also a consideration

[Anonymous]

Every school does it a but differently and math standards are changing massively this year. This is how a high preforming ES does it: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://springhilles.fcps.edu/sites/default/files/media/inline-files/Advanced%20Mathematics%20Information%20Session.pdf

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What iready or SOL scores does your school require for advanced 5th grade math?

I thought it was a statewide standard. Like 500?

That is the Pass Advanced on the SOL score. Many schools do look for kids to pass the SOL advanced for advanced math but that is not a statewide requirement. And it cannot be used for 3rd grade advanced math because kids do not take the SOL until 3rd grade.

[Anonymous]

>90th percentile on iReady math or pass advance on the SOL in the prior year gets you an automatic push in to advanced math at CWES.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What iready or SOL scores does your school require for advanced 5th grade math?

I thought it was a statewide standard. Like 500?

That is the Pass Advanced on the SOL score. Many schools do look for kids to pass the SOL advanced for advanced math but that is not a statewide requirement. And it cannot be used for 3rd grade advanced math because kids do not take the SOL until 3rd grade.

Oh, OK. I think our school used the "pass advance" in math SOL as a primary filter for advanced math

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What iready or SOL scores does your school require for advanced 5th grade math?

I thought it was a statewide standard. Like 500?

That is the Pass Advanced on the SOL score. Many schools do look for kids to pass the SOL advanced for advanced math but that is not a statewide requirement. And it cannot be used for 3rd grade advanced math because kids do not take the SOL until 3rd grade.

Our school uses iReady for advanced math in 3rd for kids who aren't in level IV already (school is a center).