In AAP pool? List NNAT score and/or Cogat

[Anonymous]

How about a new thread since many of us follow this stuff that lists pool eligibility by NNAT score and/ or Cogat percentile?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How about a new thread since many of us follow this stuff that lists pool eligibility by NNAT score and/ or Cogat percentile?

Let's hear your scores first, never ind not interested....snooze......

[Anonymous]

132 nnat or 95% cogAT is the definition of in pool. In pool means nothing. You want the results of NNAT/COGAT + GBRS compared with acceptance. There is such a thread from last year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:132 nnat or 95% cogAT is the definition of in pool. In pool means nothing. You want the results of NNAT/COGAT + GBRS compared with acceptance. There is such a thread from last year.

+1

[Anonymous]

What determines level 3 service? Do some of these test scores and GRBS determine this level of service or are there different criteria?

[Anonymous]

Has anyone independently verified this quoted benchmark of 132 and 95%? I can't find it on FCPS website anywhere. thx

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do some of these test scores and GRBS determine this level of service

no

[Anonymous]

95%? Wow, is it getting easier and easier to get into AAP? (Used to be scores in the 98- 99%.) And then people start wondering why the centers are overcrowded????

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:95%? Wow, is it getting easier and easier to get into AAP? (Used to be scores in the 98- 99%.) And then people start wondering why the centers are overcrowded????

Try to keep up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:95%? Wow, is it getting easier and easier to get into AAP? (Used to be scores in the 98- 99%.) And then people start wondering why the centers are overcrowded????

95% of Ffx Cogat, not national level

[Anonymous]

How many percents of students in GT class were not in-pool but by referral?

[Anonymous]

50%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:50%

According to whom?

[Anonymous]

Our local AART (a school in Vienna) also said something similar: only 50% in-pool kids get in. Scores are only matters to make kids in-pool, which parent refer (fill up a form) is the SAME. Don't understand why FCPS wastes money and everybody's energy to have screening test.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Scores are only matters to make kids in-pool, which parent refer (fill up a form) is the SAME. Don't understand why FCPS wastes money and everybody's energy to have screening test.

Huh? How do YOU suggest FCPS determine AAP Center eligibility if they do NOT use a screening test?