AAP Eligible letter received
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Anonymous
Why are YOU excited? |
Anonymous
Because something good just happened for her kid? Is it that hard to understand? |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| AAP eligible. NNAT 145, FxAT 72% (WTF?), GBRS 14. |
Anonymous
Wow! Surprised? |
Anonymous
yeah. she must volunteer a lot for the PTA or something 
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Anonymous
| Wonder if anyone in pool is not in? |
Anonymous
Yes. |
Anonymous
Yes, just received letter. NNAT 135, FAT 96%, not in. My DC is very average in school. We are not sure whether we should appeal or not. |
Anonymous
Interesting. Thanks for sharing. My DD is 126 NNAT and 97% FAT, so somewhat the opposite of yours. Don't know GBRS, but our teacher has been very supportive of getting her in. Guess we'll see what comes in the mail. |
Anonymous
| 13:57 we have the same scores as you & we r still waiting for the letter. What was your fat breakdown of sub scores! |
Anonymous
DC has a lower NNAT and same FAT as your kid, and she is in. She has 4 in all core subjects on her report card. So seems like academic performance and GBRS are more critical factors than test scores. |
Anonymous
Not necessarily, the NNAT is high and maybe DC displays the qualities the GBRS looks at in class. Plus, a72 percent on FAT would probably have been in the 80s in prior years. A 99percent NNAT and a CogAT in the 80s getting in is not unheard of. |
Anonymous
| Can you post the subscores along with the eligibility? |
Anonymous
I would appeal so if DC blossoms in the next year you can switch to AAP in fourth grade without reapplying. It can't hurt. |