Are we going to hear this week?

[Anonymous]

Anyone else see the form to accept or decline level IV services is broken due to a technical error until May 10?

[Anonymous]

^^^
Sorry, April 10. My technical error. Ha.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else see the form to accept or decline level IV services is broken due to a technical error until May 10?

The link is broken until April 10th not May 10th.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got it. Not in with a 140 Cogat. Am an AAP teacher in the county. Pissed.

What?!

[Anonymous]

Notified at 5:02 PM

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Notified at 5:02 PM

And DD got in!!

[Anonymous]

Acceptance portal down until 4/10??? lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got it. Not in with a 140 Cogat. Am an AAP teacher in the county. Pissed.

Similar situation here. NNAT 136, Cogat 139. Not in

[Anonymous]

Six years ago, DD got in with 128 cogat. This year, DS didn't get in with 147 cogat and 144 NNAT. But yes, DD was a little sweet girl, DS is a trouble maker.
Another interesting thing, DD always scored very high in iReady, DS always blew the iReady tests.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got email; didn’t get in despite kid scoring > 150 on Cogat.

Bizarre.
Is he disruptive in the classroom? Can’t imagine what else it might be, PP, bc with that huh of an outlier score, it seems to support his need for advanced academic instruction….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good luck to everyone today! This board has been a helpful source of information (and a sanity check) throughout this process, so thank you to everyone who has posted in a non-snarky way and offered guidance. There is some good in DCUrbanMom-land!

+1. Thank you everybody. This board was a real resource during what was a more nerve-wracking process than I’d admit irl. Glad not to be alone.

DC in with 99% CoGAT and iready, and mid/upper NNAT. Solid work samples. Haven’t seen HOPE.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Six years ago, DD got in with 128 cogat. This year, DS didn't get in with 147 cogat and 144 NNAT. But yes, DD was a little sweet girl, DS is a trouble maker.
Another interesting thing, DD always scored very high in iReady, DS always blew the iReady tests.

I imagine it’s the trouble-maker piece because frankly the parents of kids who did get into AAP are not going to just be chill with Johnny Troubkemaker disrupting the teacher and other students’ learning, and they know this.
The irony of course is that your DS would definitely benefit from the program the most, and it might actually help him to self regulate if he were more challenged academically. But they aren’t likely to take that risk if his in-class track record so far is disruptive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Six years ago, DD got in with 128 cogat. This year, DS didn't get in with 147 cogat and 144 NNAT. But yes, DD was a little sweet girl, DS is a trouble maker.
Another interesting thing, DD always scored very high in iReady, DS always blew the iReady tests.

DD3 got <90% on every math iReady she's ever taken, yet she's in. She really, really doesn't care about tests, though she did OK on CogAT and NNAT. I was surprised.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Six years ago, DD got in with 128 cogat. This year, DS didn't get in with 147 cogat and 144 NNAT. But yes, DD was a little sweet girl, DS is a trouble maker.
Another interesting thing, DD always scored very high in iReady, DS always blew the iReady tests.

Very similar situation with my DD who got in and DS who didn’t this year. Similar scores, similar personalities. And imho DS really needs AAP. I think it came down to a not so great iReady LA score which he always rushes through.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got it. Not in with a 140 Cogat. Am an AAP teacher in the county. Pissed.

What?!

I feel like this has to be an error. What would justify keeping out cogat of over 136 honestly? And especially being that you are an AAP teacher yourself. Not right.