GT/AAP Appeals WISC Scores

[Anonymous]

Got in.
NNAT 99% (forgot the number)
WISC 132
GBRS 13

and...also in...
NNAT 98% (forgot the number)
WISC 119 (very superior PRI and VCI, but very low processing which brought down the number)
GBRS 11

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got in.
NNAT 99% (forgot the number)
WISC 132
GBRS 13

and...also in...
NNAT 98% (forgot the number)
WISC 119 (very superior PRI and VCI, but very low processing which brought down the number)
GBRS 11

Not to be rude, but I was bit surprised by the low WISC score of your accepted child. How high were the VCI and PRI scores? If you don't mind sharing...

[Anonymous]

#21. In. Did not submit WISC with file.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:#21. In. Did not submit WISC with file.

If you did not submit WISC scores, what was the new information that you used for your appeal?

[Anonymous]

Here is the updated list with the eligibility decisions so far! I added two more new scores at the end of the list.

1. WISC: VCI 132 PRI 123 WM 120 PS 137 FSIQ 135
GBRS: 8
NNAT 135
FxAT 79%

2. WISC: VCI 124 PRI 141 FSIQ 138
GBRS: 11
IN

3. WISC: VCI 138 PRI 137 WM 129 PS 141 FSIQ 147
GBRS: 8
NNAT: 145
FxAT: 86%
IN

4. WISC: VCI 138 PRI 131 WM 126 PS 128 FSIQ 140
GBRS: 13
NNAT: 135
FxAT: 83%
IN

5. WISC: VCI 128 PRI 120 FSIQ 129
GBRS: 10

6. WISC: FSIQ 144
GBRS: 16
NNAT: 126
FxAT: 76
IN

7. SB: 132
WISC: 133
GBRS: 11
IN

8. WISC: FSIQ 145 VCI 137 PRI 135 WM 130 PS 140
GBRS: 6
NNAT 145
FxAT 78%
IN

9. WISC: VCI 115 PRI 136 WM 110 PS 115 FSIQ 126
GBRS 12

10. WISC: 128 PR 133 WM 126 PS 121 FSIQ 135
GBRS 12
NNAT 156
FxAT 89
IN

11. WISC: VSI 112 PRI 139 WM 110 PS 115 FSIQ 126

12. WISC: FSIQ 129
GBRS 8

13. WISC: VCI 138 PRI 132
GBRS 8
WISC 140 (99.6%), NNAT2 142 (99%), and FxAT 84%
IN

14. WISC: FSIQ 132 VCI 135 PRI 130
GBRS 10

15. WISC: VC 130 PR 127 WM 123 PS 112 FSIQ: 130
GBRS: 13

16. WISC: FSIQ 149 VCI 134 PRI 141 PSI 133
NNAT 139
CogAt 89%
GBRS 6

17. WISC: 150
NNAT:129
CogAt:83%

18. WISC: FSIQ: 123 VCI: 126 PRI: 125
GBRS: 11

19. FSIQ: 134 VCI: 132 PRI: 137 WMI-120 PSI: 112
GBRS: 8

20. WISC: FSIQ 146 VCI: 140 PRI:149 WMI:129 PSI:121
NNAT : 146
GBRS : 6
FxAT : 86%
IN

21. WISC: FSIQ: 124 VCI:119 PRI:125 WMI:120 PSI:109
NNAT: 150
FxAT: 71%
GBRS: 13
IN

22. WISC: FSIQ 130 VCI: 119 PRI 125 WMI: 110 PSI: 139
NNAT: 124
FxAT 89%

23. WISC: FSIQ: 150
NNAT: 151
FxAT: 78%
GBRS: 11

24. WISC 152, VCI=146, PRI=139, WMI=139, PSI=144
GBRS=9
IN

25. WISC : FSIQ 130 VCI:114 PRI 135 WMI: 125 PSI :122
GBRS:10
IN

26. NNAT 139
FX cogat 94%
WISC 133
GBRS 10
IN

27. NNAT 135
FxAT: 96%
VCI: 130, PRI 122
GBRS 6
IN

28. NNAT 99%
WISC 132
GBRS 13
IN

29.NNAT 98%
WISC 119 (very superior PRI and VCI, but very low processing which brought down the number)
GBRS 11
IN

[Anonymous]

#1 in on appeal

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Got in.
NNAT 99% (forgot the number)
WISC 132
GBRS 13

and...also in...
NNAT 98% (forgot the number)
WISC 119 (very superior PRI and VCI, but very low processing which brought down the number)
GBRS 11

Not to be rude, but I was bit surprised by the low WISC score of your accepted child. How high were the VCI and PRI scores? If you don't mind sharing...

DC is 2E. Low processing was 16% which brought down the FSIQ. W/O the processing, IQ would have been in 137+ range. and I am thankful that they looked at DCs PRI and VCI and not just the overall FSIQ.

You weren't being rude, and I appreciate your question. In the past, I would have also questioned. 2E kids are extremely bright but often times (with some) they lose the train of thought due to the repetitive nature of the task or due to lack of interest - they've mastered the task, why keep doing more questions. However, research suggests that the true indicators of intelligence are the PRI and VCI scores, especially for 2E kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Got in.
NNAT 99% (forgot the number)
WISC 132
GBRS 13

and...also in...
NNAT 98% (forgot the number)
WISC 119 (very superior PRI and VCI, but very low processing which brought down the number)
GBRS 11

Has your DC had follow up tests to determine if DC has an LD?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:#21. In. Did not submit WISC with file.

If you did not submit WISC scores, what was the new information that you used for your appeal?

Parent letter and additional letters of recommendation. We went with the "whole child" approach to highlight DC's strong nonverbal abilities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:#21. In. Did not submit WISC with file.

If you did not submit WISC scores, what was the new information that you used for your appeal?

Parent letter and additional letters of recommendation. We went with the "whole child" approach to highlight DC's strong nonverbal abilities.

Can you provider detail info about it? thx

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:#21. In. Did not submit WISC with file.

If you did not submit WISC scores, what was the new information that you used for your appeal?

Parent letter and additional letters of recommendation. We went with the "whole child" approach to highlight DC's strong nonverbal abilities.

Can you provider detail info about it? thx

As suggested by others on DCUM, we looked at the behaviors listed on the GBRS. Our parent letter highlighted specific examples that we believe highlight DC's superior nonverbal abilities which are already indicated by the NNAT and the nonverbal portion of the FxAT. Letters of recommendation were from a neighbor who's known DC for 5+ years and whose own kids are profoundly gifted and a former teacher (no longer with FCPS).

[Anonymous]

#22 in on appeal

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:#22 in on appeal

What was GBRS?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:#22 in on appeal

What was GBRS?

I don't know, I didn't ask.

[Anonymous]

if there is no AAP Orientation for parents whose kids got in through appeal, how to get info about - Class lists posted date, Open House date, school supply list etc for those who were accepted on appeal?