MISA Out?

Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My son’s bio teacher shared scores in class today (I can’t find it in ParentVue). He got an A.


Do you know what the raw score was that translated to the A?


I have no idea. He said he got an A and that he’s pretty sure they graded on a curve, but an A is an A (though it doesn’t matter for him because he got Bs in Q3 and Q4, so his semester grade is still a B).


Agree - just trying to get data points to understand how they converted the scores into grades.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My son’s bio teacher shared scores in class today (I can’t find it in ParentVue). He got an A.


Which school is your son at?
Anonymous
while i don't see grades yet - one of my 9th graders said her teacher told her today that most of the class got As with a few Bs on the LS-MISA. This is an advanced freshman bio class
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My son’s bio teacher shared scores in class today (I can’t find it in ParentVue). He got an A.


Which school is your son at?


B-CC
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:while i don't see grades yet - one of my 9th graders said her teacher told her today that most of the class got As with a few Bs on the LS-MISA. This is an advanced freshman bio class


All bio classes are designated as "honors," so there's no such thing as an advanced bio class (same with English - everyone's "advanced").
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:while i don't see grades yet - one of my 9th graders said her teacher told her today that most of the class got As with a few Bs on the LS-MISA. This is an advanced freshman bio class


All bio classes are designated as "honors," so there's no such thing as an advanced bio class (same with English - everyone's "advanced").


I think maybe there is Apex bio at one of the Ws and Global bio at Poolesville? There may be more
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:while i don't see grades yet - one of my 9th graders said her teacher told her today that most of the class got As with a few Bs on the LS-MISA. This is an advanced freshman bio class


All bio classes are designated as "honors," so there's no such thing as an advanced bio class (same with English - everyone's "advanced").


Is this true across MCPS? I saw B-CC did this for the first time but didn't realize there was no on-level bio. There used to be.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:while i don't see grades yet - one of my 9th graders said her teacher told her today that most of the class got As with a few Bs on the LS-MISA. This is an advanced freshman bio class


All bio classes are designated as "honors," so there's no such thing as an advanced bio class (same with English - everyone's "advanced").


Is this true across MCPS? I saw B-CC did this for the first time but didn't realize there was no on-level bio. There used to be.


Just saw that Northwood has both regular and honors bio, so this is not true across MCPS. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1khF7F9cwOVyT7TkW-PQdg7KjL4PzF4cZ5lVPsEiTtCA/edit
Anonymous
Many schools have on-level bio.
Anonymous
my kids school (Walter Johnson) offers regular biology, honors biology and apex biology - my kids are in apex biology - it moves faster and goes into more depth than honors biology
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My son’s bio teacher shared scores in class today (I can’t find it in ParentVue). He got an A.


Which school is your son at?


B-CC


I was the other poster that said kid saw grade and score yesterday. He is also at BCC.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:while i don't see grades yet - one of my 9th graders said her teacher told her today that most of the class got As with a few Bs on the LS-MISA. This is an advanced freshman bio class


All bio classes are designated as "honors," so there's no such thing as an advanced bio class (same with English - everyone's "advanced").


Please quit pulling incorrect sh¡t out of your ass. It adds nothing to the conversation.
Anonymous
My child received their misa score today-
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My child received their misa score today-


Do you know how?
Anonymous
Will it be in synergy in documents or as part of the class?
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