AAP In Pool Letters - What Schools Have You Received Them From?

[Anonymous]

NNAT seems to pull more weight, actually, as CogAT is easily prepped

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DId not get Flint Hill yet and we should based on NNAT

Remember, nothing automatic. COGat seems to play a more important role versus nnat which has a wide variance in score vs. ability.

Automatically in pool if nnat is more than 132.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NNAT seems to pull more weight, actually, as CogAT is easily prepped

absolutely

[Anonymous]

Anyone got from Green Briar East? By the way, if the child is not in the pool, will we still get a letter?

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Anyone got from Green Briar East? By the way, if the child is not in the pool, will we still get a letter?

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NNAT seems to pull more weight, actually, as CogAT is easily prepped

absolutely

Did you get this from officials or self-guessing? I heard the opposite...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:By the way, if the child is not in the pool, will we still get a letter?

I heard that if the child is not in the pool, there will be no in pool letter. But you will receive your CogAT score next week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:By the way, if the child is not in the pool, will we still get a letter?

I heard that if the child is not in the pool, there will be no in pool letter. But you will receive your CogAT score next week.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Franklin Sherman:
In-pool letter: Yes (by mail, Sat. 1/26)
CogAT scores: Not yet

[Anonymous]

Does in-pool mean you are in AAP?

[Anonymous]

No, it means your child will automatically be considered for the AAP Level IV program. A pool letter does not mean that they are in.

[Anonymous]

Oak hill elementary?

[Anonymous]

Anyone got the letter for chesterbrook elementary?

[Anonymous]

Crossfield?

[Anonymous]

Wakefield Forest?