Has anyone gotten MCAP reports from 2023 testing?

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Should I care about MCAP in any way, shape, or form?

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Anonymous wrote:Should I care about MCAP in any way, shape, or form?

9th gr bio matters!

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But outside of that?

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Anonymous wrote:Should I care about MCAP in any way, shape, or form?

9th gr bio matters!

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The report just received from LAST YEAR is a photocopy. Is that norm? Does school keep original report?

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More discussion about the 2022-2023 school year MCAP reports as folks are receiving scores from back then just now this week!!! Oh, MCPS.
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1207206.page

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Why can't they put them on ParentVue instead of snail mailing them? 21st century.

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Should we be concerned that only 4% of Mcps got a 4 on the biology test?

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Anonymous wrote:Should we be concerned that only 4% of Mcps got a 4 on the biology test?

Of course. But Central BOE don't seem to, they have scandals to settle. MCPS ES MS Science is embarrassing.

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Anonymous wrote:We still haven't gotten anything from 2023 testing, and the state results were reported in September so they have got to be available. Has anyone gotten their child's report yet?

Nothing about MCAP scores or report from last Spring 2023).
The MAP tests results are viewable on ParentVue a month or after the student takes the MAP-M, or MAP-R and MAP-M tests.

MAP is a test used by MCPS, whereas MCAP is a test required by the state. I suggest you write your representative if you have issues with it.

MCPS has electronic copies of the MCAP results reports for all students. The district could easily upload the reports to ParentVue. But MCPS doesn’t want parents to know how badly their kids did on the test.

Why should they do all this work for the states bad test again?

Direct your question to the state.

I’m not directing any questions to the state. If we’re not getting results I am not spending five days of my kid’s instructional time on these tests. They’re welcome to come for me with whatever enforcement mechanism they have for this.

I think they will just make your kid take the test when they do show up.

My kid knows how to say no.

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Anonymous wrote:We still haven't gotten anything from 2023 testing, and the state results were reported in September so they have got to be available. Has anyone gotten their child's report yet?

Nothing about MCAP scores or report from last Spring 2023).
The MAP tests results are viewable on ParentVue a month or after the student takes the MAP-M, or MAP-R and MAP-M tests.

MAP is a test used by MCPS, whereas MCAP is a test required by the state. I suggest you write your representative if you have issues with it.

MCPS has electronic copies of the MCAP results reports for all students. The district could easily upload the reports to ParentVue. But MCPS doesn’t want parents to know how badly their kids did on the test.

Why should they do all this work for the states bad test again?

Direct your question to the state.

I’m not directing any questions to the state. If we’re not getting results I am not spending five days of my kid’s instructional time on these tests. They’re welcome to come for me with whatever enforcement mechanism they have for this.

I think they will just make your kid take the test when they do show up.

My kid knows how to say no.

Your kid knows how to say no … to 20% of their semester grade? I mean, it’s a choice, but …

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Anonymous wrote:Who STILL hasn't received theirs? Kid already took this year's mcap last week.

I received my current 8th grader’s MCAP results from last year. However, I am still waiting on my current 5th grader’s report.

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Anonymous wrote:We still haven't gotten anything from 2023 testing, and the state results were reported in September so they have got to be available. Has anyone gotten their child's report yet?

Nothing about MCAP scores or report from last Spring 2023).
The MAP tests results are viewable on ParentVue a month or after the student takes the MAP-M, or MAP-R and MAP-M tests.

MAP is a test used by MCPS, whereas MCAP is a test required by the state. I suggest you write your representative if you have issues with it.

MCPS has electronic copies of the MCAP results reports for all students. The district could easily upload the reports to ParentVue. But MCPS doesn’t want parents to know how badly their kids did on the test.

Why should they do all this work for the states bad test again?

Direct your question to the state.

I’m not directing any questions to the state. If we’re not getting results I am not spending five days of my kid’s instructional time on these tests. They’re welcome to come for me with whatever enforcement mechanism they have for this.

I think they will just make your kid take the test when they do show up.

My kid knows how to say no.

Your kid can refuse to put effort in and I guess get a zero, but kid will at least need to sit there too rnthe required period of time and do nothing.

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Anonymous wrote:We still haven't gotten anything from 2023 testing, and the state results were reported in September so they have got to be available. Has anyone gotten their child's report yet?

Nothing about MCAP scores or report from last Spring 2023).
The MAP tests results are viewable on ParentVue a month or after the student takes the MAP-M, or MAP-R and MAP-M tests.

MAP is a test used by MCPS, whereas MCAP is a test required by the state. I suggest you write your representative if you have issues with it.

MCPS has electronic copies of the MCAP results reports for all students. The district could easily upload the reports to ParentVue. But MCPS doesn’t want parents to know how badly their kids did on the test.

Why should they do all this work for the states bad test again?

Direct your question to the state.

I’m not directing any questions to the state. If we’re not getting results I am not spending five days of my kid’s instructional time on these tests. They’re welcome to come for me with whatever enforcement mechanism they have for this.

I think they will just make your kid take the test when they do show up.

My kid knows how to say no.

Your kid can refuse to put effort in and I guess get a zero, but kid will at least need to sit there too rnthe required period of time and do nothing.

We’ll figure it out, I am sure.

I recommend caring a lot less about zeros to everyone angsting about not getting these scores—and yet endorsing their kids being forced to go through these bureaucratic exercises over and over.

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Anonymous wrote:Should I care about MCAP in any way, shape, or form?

No,it's a state test that the county doesn't use and is still being debugged.