CES lottery cutoff MAP
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Anonymous
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Now that the winter MAP have posted, curious if any of the current 4th or 5th grade parents can share what their kids’ MAP-R score was (percentile or raw score), low or high FARMs, and whether kid made it in the lottery or not.
Kid went from 99th percentile in the fall to 97th in winter, and I worry that drop just cost a spot in the lottery… |
Anonymous
| You only need map-r in the 85th percentile to be in the lottery. Map-m is not considered. |
Anonymous
| OP, I am curious what is the raw score for 97th for MAP R? |
Anonymous
85th locally normed… which at a low farms school could be 99th percentile |
Anonymous
224 for 3rd grade |
Anonymous
| So my kid was in the 90 ‘s percentile every test until this winter MAP math. Went down by 15 points and this test was 40th percentile? Just chalk it up to a bad day or he was sick? Or what? |
Anonymous
Down 15 from the fall or from last year? They changed the methodology of the test this year so that could explain a cross-year drop |
Anonymous
For real? Need to be 99th percentile at low farms school? How about kids with IEP? |
Anonymous
221 is 90th percentile...just surprised at the sharp drop percentile with 3 points |
Anonymous
| 223 - 96th percentile. High farms schools. I am assuming my DD will be in the lottery because of that. |
Anonymous
That is strange. According to the 2020 norm table, 220 is 95th, 222 is 96th in 3rd grade winter test. |
Anonymous
223 was 96th for our third grader |
Anonymous
| 228 was 98th percentile for our 3rd grader this year. I'm curious about the answer the OP's question for parents of previous students. |
Anonymous
| Any idea when we will get to see cogat results? |
Anonymous
CogAT isn’t playing a role in this years lottery |