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[Post New]07/20/2021 21:17
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Anonymous
Ok, my kid failed. What should I do?
[Post New]07/20/2021 22:56
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Anonymous
Don’t tell them.
If they are in elementary ask what interventions will be given this year to catch them up.
[Post New]07/21/2021 13:10
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ok, my kid failed. What should I do?


In other states, lots of kids did poorly over the last year. I'm guessing Virginia will be the same.
[Post New]07/21/2021 13:11
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Don’t tell them.
If they are in elementary ask what interventions will be given this year to catch them up.


+1

It’s no big deal, I promise.

Unless you suspect a learning disability or something.
[Post New]07/21/2021 14:47
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Anonymous
Will they let us repeat a grade? Seems like holding back students would be the best option at this point.
[Post New]07/21/2021 15:01
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Will they let us repeat a grade? Seems like holding back students would be the best option at this point.


Talk to the school but it's almost certainly not. Lots of kids didn't learn everything they should have last year and will be in the same boat.
[Post New]07/21/2021 16:06
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Anonymous
I am VERY curious to see the pass rates broken down by county and school. Any predictions?

And when do those come out?
[Post New]07/21/2021 16:32
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ok, my kid failed. What should I do?


You JUST found out!? I'm sorry about that. damn. Demand the school remediate and overask so they have something to say no to.
[Post New]07/21/2021 16:34
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:SOL scores were posted today in ParentVUE.


Thanks!



Thank you again
[Post New]07/21/2021 16:44
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Anonymous
My kid with learning disorders passed them all! Amazing! He and his team worked hard this past year and the data demonstrate all of their commitments paid off.
[Post New]07/21/2021 17:10
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My kid with learning disorders passed them all! Amazing! He and his team worked hard this past year and the data demonstrate all of their commitments paid off.

I'm so happy for you! When I found out one of the students I work with passed I cried tears of joy. This year was so hard but there were some bright spots!
[Post New]07/21/2021 17:36
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Anonymous
Fascinating… My kids scored average on SOL‘s but on the advanced end of math and reading inventory. Are they not correlated somehow now? Who would I contact at their school over the summer to understand?
[Post New]07/21/2021 18:54
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Fascinating… My kids scored average on SOL‘s but on the advanced end of math and reading inventory. Are they not correlated somehow now? Who would I contact at their school over the summer to understand?

Each test is one data point, your kid is likely on the higher end of average.
[Post New]07/21/2021 19:17
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My 3rd grader with an IEP was in the "pass/proficient" category but not by much in both categories (score was well below 450 for both, special needs are mild). This is obviously our first time dealing with SOLs. Trying to figure out how we should feel about this. I always had high scores on standardized tests as a kid. I'm trying not to care. And my kid will never know this matters to me other than that I was them to try their best. But trying to figure out if it's actually common for this type of score.


This sometimes happens in 3rd since it's their first time taking the SOLs
[Post New]07/21/2021 19:22
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Anonymous
Kid did awesome on the SOLs and poorly on his dibbels. Not sure what to make of it.
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