Fairfax County GT/AAP Appeals.
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Anonymous
Right! u can "read"; but not write. So go back and read what u wrote.. |
Anonymous
And using "u" instead of "you" is correct?  Stop writing like a teenager.
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Anonymous
Maybe is a teenager! After all, picking on someone just because they said something you wouldn't like is what teenagers do! 
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Anonymous
| My daughter's teacher told me last week that my daughter got in and I confirmed it w/ our AART. The AART was surprised that I hadn't received a letter yet bc, according to her, parents and schools are usually notified around the same time. I believe the school got the list early last week. I called the AAP office and was told the letters would be mailed June 30. |
Anonymous
| The principal did tell me on the last day of school and thought that we had already received the letter. |
Anonymous
| My daughter bombed on the COGAT and got 115. She took the WISC and got 136. Will the WISC score overcome such a low COGAT score? |
Anonymous
Possibly. It depends upon the remaining items in the file (GBRS with Commentary, progress reports, etc.). |
Anonymous
Yes. An individual test score will outrank a group-administered test. |
Anonymous
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What score do you need on WISC to get in to AAP?
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Anonymous
It doesn't work like this, necessarily. A lower score with a higher GBRS could still get in, while a very high WISC can get in regardless of nearly all other scores. |
Anonymous
+1 The central screening committee also looks for a very high WISC without any other corroborating items in the file. A very high WISC alone will not always be "the score you need to get in to AAP." |
Anonymous
Or your child's behavior/work habits were such that it was hard for her teacher to see her true "potential". |
Anonymous
A socre of 115 is not "bombing" it. |
Anonymous
140 |
Anonymous
Seriously. How is 115 "bombing" it? This area has such skewed standards. |