SOL results in APS elementary - when?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:oh boy - this should be interesting when it becomes very clear the impact of hardly teaching our students since March 2020..

Really?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Normally you know quickly if they passed or failed, but with no retakes this year, they will probably let you know in August like they always do. It's so silly.

Schools cannot notify parents of the preliminary scores. They have to receive the finalized scores from the state, print and mail them to parents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:oh boy - this should be interesting when it becomes very clear the impact of hardly teaching our students since March 2020..

I’m sorry for your experience, but I felt my children’s teachers did an amazing job with virtual, and that they were taught.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:oh boy - this should be interesting when it becomes very clear the impact of hardly teaching our students since March 2020..

I’m sorry for your experience, but I felt my children’s teachers did an amazing job with virtual, and that they were taught.

Not saying I’d want to do it again, though!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:oh boy - this should be interesting when it becomes very clear the impact of hardly teaching our students since March 2020..

I’m sorry for your experience, but I felt my children’s teachers did an amazing job with virtual, and that they were taught.

Not saying I’d want to do it again, though!

Why not?

[Anonymous]

There were SOL retakes this year, and those parents were notified of scores in order to give permission to do retakes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:oh boy - this should be interesting when it becomes very clear the impact of hardly teaching our students since March 2020..

I’m sorry for your experience, but I felt my children’s teachers did an amazing job with virtual, and that they were taught.

Not saying I’d want to do it again, though!

Two kids, same school. One had significant learning gains and one had learning loss/regression. I think it was their developmental age. 2nd grade virtual wasn't good but I have faith that they'll catch up in 3rd. (fingers crossed, prayer, knocking on wood, lighting a candle; everything).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There were SOL retakes this year, and those parents were notified of scores in order to give permission to do retakes.

Only for high school courses needed for verified credits. Not at any elementary schools for sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There were SOL retakes this year, and those parents were notified of scores in order to give permission to do retakes.

Only for high school courses needed for verified credits. Not at any elementary schools for sure.

They usually have a day for retakes in elementary. Are you saying they changed procedure this year? (which seems entirely possible)

[Anonymous]

Yes there were no retakes in elementary this year due to the hybrid schedule as later SOL dates. Scheduling retakes was too difficult logistically so no one was offered a retake (at least at the elementary level).