In-Pool Results Thread 2024

[Anonymous]

Seems a few parents have gotten their Cogat scores in folders. The rest of us are anticipating getting them soon. As results trickle in, we should keep all the data together

Cogat:
NNAT:
Pyramid:
In Pool (yes/no):

[Anonymous]

Cogat: 139
NNAT: 118
Pyramid: Falls Church
In Pool (yes/no): Yes

[Anonymous]

Cogat: 136
NNAT: 128
Pyramid: West Potomac
In pool: no

We parent referred so we'll see.

[Anonymous]

Cogat: 149
NNAT: 160
Pyramid: Westfields
In Pool (yes/no): Yes

[Anonymous]

Cogat: 145
NNAT: 158
Pyramid: Woodson
In Pool (yes/no): yes

[Anonymous]

Cogat: 142
NNAT: 128
Pyramid: South Lakes
In Pool (yes/no): Yes

Also parent referred.

[Anonymous]

I know these numbers don't really mean much. But my data loving brain appreciates this (even though I'm certain this reporting is biased), so thank you to those who have shared.

[Anonymous]

Cogat: 145
NNAT: 140
Pyramid: Edison
In pool: yes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know these numbers don't really mean much. But my data loving brain appreciates this (even though I'm certain this reporting is biased), so thank you to those who have shared.

I wish there were a lot more respondents so that the data could actually be useful, but with so little there's only so much you can infer.

[Anonymous]

Cogat: 145
NNAT: 125
Pyramid: Marshall
In Pool: Yes

Also parent referred.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know these numbers don't really mean much. But my data loving brain appreciates this (even though I'm certain this reporting is biased), so thank you to those who have shared.

I wish there were a lot more respondents so that the data could actually be useful, but with so little there's only so much you can infer.

Lots of us are waiting for the cogat results. I expect more responses once those come in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seems a few parents have gotten their Cogat scores in folders. The rest of us are anticipating getting them soon. As results trickle in, we should keep all the data together

Cogat:
NNAT:
Pyramid:
In Pool (yes/no):

Seriously, for what purpose? So you can gloat or feel crappy? Is this about easing your anxiety as a parent? Are you preparing a report. I truly do not understand what knowing some random, anonymous scores of 7 year olds will do for you. Please explain why "we should keep all the data together."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems a few parents have gotten their Cogat scores in folders. The rest of us are anticipating getting them soon. As results trickle in, we should keep all the data together

Cogat:
NNAT:
Pyramid:
In Pool (yes/no):

Seriously, for what purpose? So you can gloat or feel crappy? Is this about easing your anxiety as a parent? Are you preparing a report. I truly do not understand what knowing some random, anonymous scores of 7 year olds will do for you. Please explain why "we should keep all the data together."

There’s a thread with all the people who want to respond every year. And for the looky-loos like you.

[Anonymous]

Cogat: 135
NNAT: 124
Pyramid: Langley
In Pool (yes/no): no

We parent referred so we'll see.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seems a few parents have gotten their Cogat scores in folders. The rest of us are anticipating getting them soon. As results trickle in, we should keep all the data together

Cogat:
NNAT:
Pyramid:
In Pool (yes/no):

Seriously, for what purpose? So you can gloat or feel crappy? Is this about easing your anxiety as a parent? Are you preparing a report. I truly do not understand what knowing some random, anonymous scores of 7 year olds will do for you. Please explain why "we should keep all the data together."

I find it interesting what the different thresholds are. My kid is in AAP in MS so I don’t have any thing to gain. I just find the different thresholds fascinating.