GT/AAP Decisions: JUST THE SCORES, PLEASE!

Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Yes, just because it was mailed on Thursday, doesn't mean that it will take only a day to get to you. You will probably get yours tomorrow. BTW 17:38....those are excellent scores...better than my dc...and my DC is IN.
17:38 here... Thank you, i'm still hopeful Did you have WISC? What was your GRBS?


I'm waiting to hear what my dc's GBRS was and will post it when I get it. We didn't do a WISC because it wasn't needed. I'm very hopeful for you so try to relax (yeah right, but try anyway) and have a good weekend!
new2dcdad
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How do we know GBRS score? Any way to find out? My child is not in the pool, but just curious to know the GBRS..
Anonymous
new2dcdad wrote:How do we know GBRS score? Any way to find out? My child is not in the pool, but just curious to know the GBRS..


Did you parent refer into consideration for AAP? If so, you can ask the for the GBRS from your AART teacher, every FCPS school has one. The form is only filled out for those in consideration for AAP, not for all students though.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
new2dcdad wrote:How do we know GBRS score? Any way to find out? My child is not in the pool, but just curious to know the GBRS..


Did you parent refer into consideration for AAP? If so, you can ask the for the GBRS from your AART teacher, every FCPS school has one. The form is only filled out for those in consideration for AAP, not for all students though.


Not true. All applicants get a gbrs.
Anonymous
PP here Sorry. I need to learn to read. You're right. Only applicants, not all students, get one. I thought you were saying only referrals not pool kids got one.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The whole process is anooying. NNAT 152, Cogat 132. GBRS 10, All the time O's in Math, Science, Social, Language Arts.
Not accepted. To me I think GBRS played key role.


Similar situation here couple of years ago-very subjective GBRS score kept my DC out. DC got in with appeal-thriving socially and academically at the center. Please appeal with new information, such as WISC or Stanford Binet. I recommend you taking your child to professional psychologist, not George Mason. They will determine the best assessment for your child's need. Believe me, with that kind of scores, your child should be at the center. Good luck.
Anonymous
You need to look at the commentary that accompanied the GBRS 10 and bolster the weak categories with new info. Your child's test scores are excellent and are not the problem.
Anonymous
Hi,
My DD did not get it. I need help in deciding if we should appeal or not. Since we are not able to get much information from the AART teacher at DD school.
We moved to fairfax county in Jan. My DD teacher told us to do the parent refferal in Feb, coz she thinks DD is a GT candidate. DD COGAT comp score was 135. There was no NNAT conducted. DD gets all O's in the school. Her reading level is 34.
I know for sure her GBRS is above 12. Thanks...
Anonymous
10:28

If it's a viable option for you, I would do WISC testing if I were you. Your scores sound fine, but perhaps the WISC could bolster the package esp. if the AART teacher is unhelpful.
Anonymous
OP, here. DC did not get accepted. We have an appt. for the WISC on Thursday. I will post all the scores for my child when we get the result on appeal. Congrats all accepted in initial round, and good luck all appealers! And a big thank you to all the fine parents who have posted their children's scores on this thread.
Anonymous
Thank YOU OP, for starting this great thread! Best of luck with the appeal!!
Anonymous
Yes, Best of Luck. Go get em!
Anonymous




any one know whether a 7 gbrs is "good" for appeal with new wisc test results. Anyone found eligible in appeal so far with 7 GBRS and new wisc test results.
Anonymous
you would probably need exceptional wisc scores with a "7" gbrs. like 140 or more. just my impression.
Anonymous
I agree with PP. 7 is definately on the low side. You'll need great wisc scores and probably some recommendation letters.
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