2024 SOL Geometry

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There is no”did not do well on the test” for a sol. Because all that really matters is that they pass and that is only if they didn’t get the HS verified credit in Algebra 1.
There is :not passing, pass or pass advance. Stop trying to justify a score that is not passing. Or blame a teacher. Their final won’t be anything like a sol. Most likely no multiple choice questions( most Honors classes at least or maybe just a few for regular Geometry).

+1 I don’t get why these kids took the Geometry SOL in the first place as it wasn’t required. We will be opting out now that DS has his math verified credit.

Will you be opting them out of the PSATs too? Both are tests taken in the school day and don’t matter for college. You can keep your kid home or request them go to a different room for a study hall if you really want.

Yeah, I have them take any standardized test so they can get better at taking them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no”did not do well on the test” for a sol. Because all that really matters is that they pass and that is only if they didn’t get the HS verified credit in Algebra 1.
There is :not passing, pass or pass advance. Stop trying to justify a score that is not passing. Or blame a teacher. Their final won’t be anything like a sol. Most likely no multiple choice questions( most Honors classes at least or maybe just a few for regular Geometry).

+1 I don’t get why these kids took the Geometry SOL in the first place as it wasn’t required. We will be opting out now that DS has his math verified credit.

Will you be opting them out of the PSATs too? Both are tests taken in the school day and don’t matter for college. You can keep your kid home or request them go to a different room for a study hall if you really want.

No, because PSATS are excellent practice for the SATs, which are required by some colleges now again and I want my child to take the SATs with confidence and to be able to submit his SAT scores. The SOLs, on the other hand, are not seen by colleges at all and have no bearing on anything. There is no need to use the SOLs as practice since they may already have verified credit. What a weird comparison.

[Anonymous]

Your child's High School SOL scores are placed on transcripts. Yes, colleges look at them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your child's High School SOL scores are placed on transcripts. Yes, colleges look at them.

They absolutely do not appear on FCPS transcripts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your child's High School SOL scores are placed on transcripts. Yes, colleges look at them.

Please stop posting FALSE information. They are not on HS transcripts.

[Anonymous]

Like 95% of the stuff on here is false.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your child's High School SOL scores are placed on transcripts. Yes, colleges look at them.

You are a f%$king liar.

[Anonymous]

My son who did not pass advance Algebra 1 SOL in 7th grade scored a 600 on the Geometry SOL this year in 8th grade. He has a low A-.