AAP Eligible letter received
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Anonymous
| 99%tile NNAT, 13 GBRS NOT accepted. Very suprised! |
Anonymous
| This is the PP...Oh, and ALL 4s on report card. |
Anonymous
| I am the PP with DC being denied. Before we decide on appeal or not, will need to have a WISC. Does anybody have a recommendation for the psychologist? We need somebody with lots of experience and clear voice. Please also comment on the cost if you know. Thanks |
Anonymous
FAT score? |
Anonymous
| How is your kid's academic performance? |
Anonymous
Wow, your child's scores sound so good. I would appeal with WISC if you think DC might do better in AAP or the same. Do you know GBRS? Good WISC should overcome mediocre GBRS. |
Anonymous
how about the Fax-cogat? |
Anonymous
13 GBRS 99 NNAT all 4s in report card and still not eligible? Hm. That's really surprising..... |
Anonymous
| I am not doing the WISC, as my DCs Dev Ped recently diagnosed DC with an LD and a vision issue. |
Anonymous
Ugh, another surprising nonacceptance. Even if FxAT not great, a PP's child had FxAT not great and is in. Getting discouraged since my DC's scores and GBRS were not as high. Our mail still hasn't come. |
Anonymous
| 125 nnat, 133 wisc (gai 144), almost all 4s. not in. |
Anonymous
What else do they want? I am thinking that I will include DCs latest report card, as well as 3 letters of recommendation, and her glasses prescripition - we just found out last week at the eye dr that she has an issue with focusing her eyes. Please help me - What else do I include? And did I mention that we are an ESOL household? |
Anonymous
Would a previously undiagnosed LD that is now being treated be "new evidence" for appeal and so you don't need WISC? |
Anonymous
| I understand that a previously undiagnosed LD that has been just diagnosed is new evidence. |
Anonymous
What was FxAT and what was GBRS? |