AAP APPEAL DECISION JUST THE SCORES AND WISC SCORES PLEASE!
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I didn't get the mail yet. When did you guys received the mail?
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Thank u I will talk to the principal |
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Twin 1: FSIQ 142 GBRS 8 Twin2: FSIQ 126 GBRS 13 |
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Accepted one gotbthe yellow letter and denied ones only letter |
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| If your local school has local level 4, perhaps they can be in the same ll4 class? |
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Yes base school is center for AAP . Let me check. I really feel very bad for DC |
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Thank you but actually would like to know the WISC subtest scores of Twin2 who did not get selected.. |
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Her Cogat was Verbal 112 Quan 120 Non Verbal 118 VQN 118 WISC: Verbal 126 Superior PR 123 WM 102 PS 121 Fuill FullScale 124 |
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I am no expert on this AAP process, but just because my DC did not get in at first round (but did get in on appeal), I have spent quite a bit time/effort on learning more about AAP. Here is a few things I can think of for your situation right now – 1. Try to apply AAP again next Jan, maybe with a new test score. I am not sure what kind of tests you can re-take again though, but I did not see you list NNAT, so maybe you could have her take NNAT or a different IQ test (FCPS website has the list of tests which they accepted)? Also have a good relationship with her 3rd grade teacher, communicates often to at least let teacher know/notice your child more. I am not say teacher will give a better GBRS just because you are active/helpful parent, but at least you can find out more about how teacher feels about your child sooner and work on it. 2. If your school has local level IV program, set up an app with principal and see if you can get your child in local AAP level IV as principal designated student. Principal designated students will be in same class as other AAP kids who choose to stay at base school and you can always apply next year. But this optional is all up to principal, s/he can put anyone in, pull anyone out anytime. 3. If your school is a AAP center school, set up an app with principal/AART teacher, and see if you can get your child in AAP level 3 program, (if she is not already in yet), I heard if a kid is in level 3, s/he will be in same class with other level 4 kids for reading, math, science and social studies, only back to his/her own class for music, PE etc, so it is almost same as level 4. Then still try to apply next year. Just my 2 cents, and good luck! |
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| this is not correct about level 3 being in the same class as level 4 - if the school is a center. we are at a center and (1) the principal doesn't just put kids into the AAP classes. They are eligible or not... they don't put them in these classes just so that their feelings don't get here. c'mon people!!! 2nd - the level 4 at AAP don't just get the level 3 kids. level 3 is 1 hour a week extra projects with the AAP resource teacher, NOT a full time program. pay attention!! |
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No need to get emotional -
first of all, non-center schools do have principal designated program, and principal has right to put any kid to LOCAL level IV class. If you are at a center then you don't have it, that was my second point. second, my thrid point about level 3 kids are put together with level 4 kids for main subjects, I did say 'I heard' about it. Maybe every school is different. It does not hurt to go to your own school to find out more details. |
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Pp with twins stated that their base school is the center. Not sure what the big fuss is about, then. Haven't they always been in different classes?
Their scores are remarkably different, so it's not surprising that one got in and one didn't. Hang in there for a year and reapply next year. |
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VCI 124 PRI 121 WMI 120 PSI 115 FSIQ 126 |