If you get a rejection from a referral, are you told the reason for the rejection?

Anonymous
If you get a rejection from a referral, are you told the reason for the rejection?

Thanks!
Anonymous
No.
Anonymous
No, but you do get very specific instructions for how to go about appealing the decision.
Anonymous
and under the current absurd system you can appeal year after year if you want. that AAP sure is exclusive.
DS63
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No one said AAP is exclusive, nor should it be. I do not see scores of posts from parents with kids in AAP saying AAP is too easy.
Anonymous
No, no reason is given. I find the 'selectin cmte' to be a very archaic and secretive process. IMO, if your child has the scores he/she should be in in AAP automatically. I think the only kids who should maybe be rejected are those w/o scores (meaning they failed to reach the benchmark on either the nnat or cogat) and the parent referral file was weak. I am NOT saying all of such cases should be rejected, I am saying that those are the only kids that should be rejected, as the kids in-the-pool (meaning they met the benchmark on either the nnat or cogat) have already proven their ;worth' for AAP.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:IMO, if your child has the scores he/she should be in in AAP automatically.


Thankfully Center eligibility is not based on a single test score on a single day.

http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+reg+8VAC20-40-40

3. The identification process used by each school division must ensure that no single criterion is used to determine a student's eligibility. The identification process shall include at least three measures from the following categories:
a. Assessment of appropriate student products, performance, or portfolio;
b. Record of observation of in-classroom behavior;
c. Appropriate rating scales, checklists, or questionnaires;
d. Individual interview;
e. Individually administered or group-administered, nationally norm-referenced aptitude or achievement tests;
f. Record of previous accomplishments (such as awards, honors, grades, etc.); or
g. Additional valid and reliable measures or procedures.
Anonymous
Most of those criteria are vague or subjective.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Most of those criteria are vague or subjective.


Take it up with Richmond
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No, no reason is given. I find the 'selectin cmte' to be a very archaic and secretive process. IMO, if your child has the scores he/she should be in in AAP automatically. I think the only kids who should maybe be rejected are those w/o scores (meaning they failed to reach the benchmark on either the nnat or cogat) and the parent referral file was weak. I am NOT saying all of such cases should be rejected, I am saying that those are the only kids that should be rejected, as the kids in-the-pool (meaning they met the benchmark on either the nnat or cogat) have already proven their ;worth' for AAP.


Not if they have been prepped for the tests. Hence the need for confirmation through GBRS.
Anonymous
DS63 wrote:No one said AAP is exclusive, nor should it be. I do not see scores of posts from parents with kids in AAP saying AAP is too easy.


I think pp wants it to be exclusive.
Anonymous
DS63 wrote:No one said AAP is exclusive, nor should it be. I do not see scores of posts from parents with kids in AAP saying AAP is too easy.


then you haven't been around here too long.
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