2018 AAP Admission Thread
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Anonymous
Different poster, you means to say, your child while in second grade was allow to have level III service which starts at Grade 3 onward? |
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Anonymous
| What’s the difference between Levels II, III AND IV? Our letter says IV. |
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In for level IV; parent and teacher referral.
NNAT 123 CoGat: I forget No GBRS. So I guess it was the portfolio and maybe good SOL performance? It is a mystery. 22102 zip code. |
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Level II offers differentiated lessons
Level III is part-time AAP (usually for grades 3-6) My second grader has received level III services all year. Is now eligible for Level IV (full-time AAP) in third through sixth grades. |
Anonymous
Wow. I'm surprised. The CogAT is good and the WISC is 134. Was your DC in FCPS. Where did you do the WISC? |
Anonymous
Level 4 is what most people mean when they speak of AAP. Could be at an AAP center or in a local level 4 program. Level 3 is pull outs from a gen ed. class. Level 2 is differentiation in the classroom. Level 1 is whole-class lessons. (like the AART doing a single presentation/thinking class for the entire classroom). |
Anonymous
Where did you get the WISC done? |
Anonymous
Our hope is that she will be challenged enough there, that it won't make her entirely miserable. She is definitely math brained, and motivated to do more than is expected of her. I went through the third grade curriculum, and she knows most of the material, but there are definitely gaps (social studies, for instance), so she will learn more for sure. Same with fourth grade material; there are bigger gaps, and while math would be relatively easy, fractions, decimals, and percentages are the bane of her existence, so there should be enough there to keep her challenged, or at least, occupied. If not, we can always go back. It's kind of stupid to spend money to send a kid to elementary school, when there are perfectly good public schools available, but at the same time, I want her to see schools as a place to learn, not a place to get bored out of her mind, so if that's what we have to do, that's what we have to do. |
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NNAT2: 108
CogAT: 123 GBRS 11 WISC-V (submitted to make up fo poor test scores): 130 DRA: 34 Level II services in 1st Level II services in 2nd NOT IN! |
Anonymous
We are 22102 as well, no letter. What is teacher referral? Where did you learn that? Thanks! |
Anonymous
GMU. It was a good experience. |
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NNAT: 126
CogAT: 140 WISC: 137 (submitted) DRA: no clue GBRS: no clue iready: Level 4 reading, Level 5+ Math Accepted for AAP Level IV! |
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NNAT 155 did not submit Cogat/WISC transfer from private GBRS 13 zip code 22043 |
Anonymous
Yes, in FCPS. WISC was done by FCPS and IEP included recommendation by the psychologist for advance placement (academic testing was 99% too). I'll be curious to see what the GBRS is but I wasn't worried b/c teacher recommended referral and currently receives level II. Guess I was wrong... |