200 on map-m

Anonymous
That is low. My child scored a 259 and she was very sick that day. She normally is around 268.
Anonymous
There are some posters on this site who are just weird and mean. I went back and pulled my child's MAP scores. She is in compacted math and is no genius, but generally does well in school. Her second grade MAP-M scores were 197 (96th percentile) and 208 (97th percentile), so 200 is a very good score.
I pulled my older kid's scores as well, and they were between 218 and 231 in 2nd grade -- those scores were all at the 99% even with the margin of error. That was my kid that went to CES.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:There are some posters on this site who are just weird and mean. I went back and pulled my child's MAP scores. She is in compacted math and is no genius, but generally does well in school. Her second grade MAP-M scores were 197 (96th percentile) and 208 (97th percentile), so 200 is a very good score.
I pulled my older kid's scores as well, and they were between 218 and 231 in 2nd grade -- those scores were all at the 99% even with the margin of error. That was my kid that went to CES.

Just DCUM trolling along like a freight train.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Didn't know 2nd graders took the MAP-M


They don't in MCPS. They take the map-p.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Didn't know 2nd graders took the MAP-M


They don't in MCPS. They take the map-p.

OP corrected.

Anonymous wrote:Oops meant the map-p

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:There are some posters on this site who are just weird and mean. I went back and pulled my child's MAP scores. She is in compacted math and is no genius, but generally does well in school. Her second grade MAP-M scores were 197 (96th percentile) and 208 (97th percentile), so 200 is a very good score.
I pulled my older kid's scores as well, and they were between 218 and 231 in 2nd grade -- those scores were all at the 99% even with the margin of error. That was my kid that went to CES.


+1 yes there are a lot of mean people on this forum
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