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Anonymous wrote:Was there no Cogat this year?

No Cogat.

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Anonymous wrote:I just got an email welcoming my kid to CAP, but the ParentVue letter yesterday said they weren't selected. I'm assuming the email is wrong, but wondering if anybody else has had the same thing happen. Looks like they also sent the email to my kid, so I'm hoping kid doesn't notice it and get confused or excited until we find out what's going on.

Parentvue last night said my child was wait pooled @ CAP. But this afternoon I received an email saying he is in..... Confused as well.

Where are you guys seeing this in Parentvue?

The original "not selected" was in the High School Program Results Letter in documents in ParentVue. The "welcome to CAP" message today was an email sent to my email and to my kid's MCPS email.

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Anonymous wrote:I just got an email welcoming my kid to CAP, but the ParentVue letter yesterday said they weren't selected. I'm assuming the email is wrong, but wondering if anybody else has had the same thing happen. Looks like they also sent the email to my kid, so I'm hoping kid doesn't notice it and get confused or excited until we find out what's going on.

Parentvue last night said my child was wait pooled @ CAP. But this afternoon I received an email saying he is in..... Confused as well.

Where are you guys seeing this in Parentvue?

The original "not selected" was in the High School Program Results Letter in documents in ParentVue. The "welcome to CAP" message today was an email sent to my email and to my kid's MCPS email.

I don't have a documents section. Child is coming from a parochial K-8 school so we made an acct just for the high school application. Hmmm.

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Anonymous wrote:I just got an email welcoming my kid to CAP, but the ParentVue letter yesterday said they weren't selected. I'm assuming the email is wrong, but wondering if anybody else has had the same thing happen. Looks like they also sent the email to my kid, so I'm hoping kid doesn't notice it and get confused or excited until we find out what's going on.

Parentvue last night said my child was wait pooled @ CAP. But this afternoon I received an email saying he is in..... Confused as well.

Where are you guys seeing this in Parentvue?

The original "not selected" was in the High School Program Results Letter in documents in ParentVue. The "welcome to CAP" message today was an email sent to my email and to my kid's MCPS email.

Is this happening again?! A few years ago MCPS sent a letter to *everyone who applied* to a CES program that told them they were all on the waitlist. Then they had to re-send letters saying oops, actually you were not invited. DCUM figured out the mistake that time before MCPS did.

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Anonymous wrote:We will be looking at this for DC in a few years and I wanted to ask how many accepted to RM IB were also coming from the IB program at Julius West? Is the an advantage for the kids already in that middle school program?

I can not answer the first question, but for the second, yes, there is a specific quota for home school kids in RMIB magnet.

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Just got an email clarification that the “welcome to CAP” email was correct and that ParentVue was wrong! Not what I was expecting, but good news!

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Anonymous wrote:Just got an email clarification that the “welcome to CAP” email was correct and that ParentVue was wrong! Not what I was expecting, but good news!

Congratulations! Better that way, then the other way around!!

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Blair, RMIB

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Anonymous wrote:Just got an email clarification that the “welcome to CAP” email was correct and that ParentVue was wrong! Not what I was expecting, but good news!

Congratulations! Better that way, then the other way around!!

Yeah, I really hope this was a one-way error and that there weren’t people who were told they were invited on ParentVue but really weren’t. That would be awful.

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Anonymous wrote:Please share the map scores, thank you.

One of our friend's kid just got into both RM and Blair. 300 on MAP-M, 268 on MAP-R.

Another data point: Blair STEM, MAP-M 293, MAP-R 248.

I assume was not accepted at RMIB?

That kid didn't apply RMIB. The parents said (or heard rumors) that RMIB got watered down and lost a couple of good teachers in recent years.

MAP-R 248 might be a bit low for IB?

Definitely low for IB.

I am really surprised on the MAP-R score of 248 getting into magnet. I know there are several 5th graders who score around 250 +/- 5 now a days. Is this a different MAP R?

PP said DC got into Blair with MAP-M 293, MAP-R 248. It makes sense that they look at MAP-M more because of the math/science curriculum. DC could also be in-boundary.

Hang on, does in-boundary make a difference? We’re in boundary for Blair (for next year, just gathering info)

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The ultimate confusion here...twin boys both got an invitation in the IB Kennedy and one of them in the CAP, as well.
I don't know much about the IB Kennedy and there are no much data because it seems to be a new program.

I am considering an appeal to have both boys at CAP. Blair is the home school.

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That kid didn't apply RMIB. The parents said (or heard rumors) that RMIB got watered down and lost a couple of good teachers in recent years.

don't know about that, but the IB diploma rate is pretty high at RMIB, still. There are some good teachers, and some not so great teachers.

It's a very challenging program.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the difference between the three IB programs in Montco?

The point of the IB is that there is no difference. Possibly some schools offer more HL choices than others, or different SL electives but that's also subject to interest. The core programs are the same.

The programs are very similar, and they have to pass x # of IB tests to get the diploma. Other than that, difference would be the peer group.

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Anonymous wrote:Just got an email clarification that the “welcome to CAP” email was correct and that ParentVue was wrong! Not what I was expecting, but good news!

We too just got an email telling us that the ParentVue status was an error, and our kid is actually invited. I wonder how many people this happened to.

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Anonymous wrote:The ultimate confusion here...twin boys both got an invitation in the IB Kennedy and one of them in the CAP, as well.
I don't know much about the IB Kennedy and there are no much data because it seems to be a new program.

I am considering an appeal to have both boys at CAP. Blair is the home school.

Kennedy is off the radar for dcurbanmom but it's a great school with a very strong and enthusiastic staff. In year two of the regional IB and it is challenging and fun. Kennedy has had a regular non-application IB program for years, so teaching IB courses in 11th and 12th isn't new. What is new is the cohort. It's a small group of dedicated kids and ours seems happy there. If you have any specific questions I'd be happy to answer.