Schools yet to receive NNAT scores?

[Anonymous]

Still nothing from our school!

[Anonymous]

Ditto, pp.

[Anonymous]

Still nothing ravensworth.

[Anonymous]

Crazy. Some schools had scores out 3 weeks ago.

[Anonymous]

Still no scores! Seriously!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Still no scores! Seriously!

Seriously????? I don't even remember ever seeing my kids NNAT scores, and they're all A honor students in HS . You people are way over focused on the wrong things here. Your kids are in 1st grade. Stand down.

[Anonymous]

Did anyone get result from mosby wood?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still no scores! Seriously!

Seriously????? I don't even remember ever seeing my kids NNAT scores, and they're all A honor students in HS . You people are way over focused on the wrong things here. Your kids are in 1st grade. Stand down.

You crack me up! You've got kids in high school and are still on these boards. Stand down, indeed.

[Anonymous]

Finally got ours today. Virginia Run.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still no scores! Seriously!

Seriously????? I don't even remember ever seeing my kids NNAT scores, and they're all A honor students in HS . You people are way over focused on the wrong things here. Your kids are in 1st grade. Stand down.

You crack me up! You've got kids in high school and are still on these boards. Stand down, indeed.

I work in education, so I guess you could say I have an ongoing interest. With older kids, I also have experience that many of the parents obsessing over their kid's NNAT scores don't, so I think it's quite appropriate to post here. But as always, I'm sure there are plenty of parents who are going to have to learn the hard way.

[Anonymous]

Got ours today too. Our kid was 10th percentile! Time to take that 401k account to Vegas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got ours today too. Our kid was 10th percentile! Time to take that 401k account to Vegas.

That means nothing. Your kid might not have been able to hear the instructions, or not into a test at that moment. Such a waste of time worrying about these things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still no scores! Seriously!

Seriously????? I don't even remember ever seeing my kids NNAT scores, and they're all A honor students in HS . You people are way over focused on the wrong things here. Your kids are in 1st grade. Stand down.

You crack me up! You've got kids in high school and are still on these boards. Stand down, indeed.

I work in education, so I guess you could say I have an ongoing interest. With older kids, I also have experience that many of the parents obsessing over their kid's NNAT scores don't, so I think it's quite appropriate to post here. But as always, I'm sure there are plenty of parents who are going to have to learn the hard way.

You work in education so you have an interest in this? Um...okay...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still no scores! Seriously!

Seriously????? I don't even remember ever seeing my kids NNAT scores, and they're all A honor students in HS . You people are way over focused on the wrong things here. Your kids are in 1st grade. Stand down.

You crack me up! You've got kids in high school and are still on these boards. Stand down, indeed.

I work in education, so I guess you could say I have an ongoing interest. With older kids, I also have experience that many of the parents obsessing over their kid's NNAT scores don't, so I think it's quite appropriate to post here. But as always, I'm sure there are plenty of parents who are going to have to learn the hard way.

You work in education so you have an interest in this? Um...okay...

The fact that this is difficult for you to understand makes me wonder why you're on this board.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Still no scores! Seriously!

Seriously????? I don't even remember ever seeing my kids NNAT scores, and they're all A honor students in HS . You people are way over focused on the wrong things here. Your kids are in 1st grade. Stand down.

You crack me up! You've got kids in high school and are still on these boards. Stand down, indeed.

I work in education, so I guess you could say I have an ongoing interest. With older kids, I also have experience that many of the parents obsessing over their kid's NNAT scores don't, so I think it's quite appropriate to post here. But as always, I'm sure there are plenty of parents who are going to have to learn the hard way.

You work in education so you have an interest in this? Um...okay...

The fact that this is difficult for you to understand makes me wonder why you're on this board.

You are on this board when you teenagers in high school who are years past the AAP stage because YOU have been way over focused on the wrong things for years. You enjoy telling people, however, that you are coming from years of experience and can see the error of their ways. When called on this, you then claim you are on these boards because you work in "education." I understand completely.

Oh, I'm on these boards because I have kids in AAP in elementary school.