AAp

[Anonymous]

Question what happens if your child is in the pool because of high Nnat and low cogat and you took a wisc which didnot come great and so that cannot be added as an additional support when submitting to the school with the parents support package that needs to be submitted by Jan 10th. So question what happens if she doesnot get into the program in April can we appeal if so what is the test that she can take or what the process is

Please give advice

[Anonymous]

You can appeal. You need to provide additional info for tbe appeal. Often, that would be a WISC score. But since you don't think that would help, you would need to provide something else...like a teacher or coach recommendation, some evidence like work samples or awards, or perhaps another test like the Otis Lenin test or other. The WISC is considered the best, so if you have two out of three tests saying your child is at the X% (i.e. 75th or 80th or 50th)...then maybe that is evidence that your child really is at that level....which is ok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can appeal. You need to provide additional info for tbe appeal. Often, that would be a WISC score. But since you don't think that would help, you would need to provide something else...like a teacher or coach recommendation, some evidence like work samples or awards, or perhaps another test like the Otis Lenin test or other. The WISC is considered the best, so if you have two out of three tests saying your child is at the X% (i.e. 75th or 80th or 50th)...then maybe that is evidence that your child really is at that level....which is ok.

+10000. AAP is not going to make or break your child, or get your child in to Harvard. As the poster said, its OK.