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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My child had a 129 on the cogat and a GBRS of 14 with a school referral.  We added the parent referral as well, though I know the school's will be weighted more heavily. I know my child is on the bubble. My child is being advanced in reading and math, and as a second grader, has a DRA of 40.

I am thinking of setting up testing for a WISC, just in case, for appeal. Any recommendations on where to go?

Can you set up a test for that timeframe in between notification letters and the appeal deadline and turn it around in time? I, of course,  would like to avoid the cost and stress of a test if my child gets in with the school referral. But... I don't want to run out of time too.

Thanks for the advice. [/quote]

I would use GMU.  Some posts on this board suggest there might be a bias against some private testers. Of course who knows if that's true, but I wouldn't take the chance.  Yes, you can schedule for the window between results and appeal deadline.  [/quote]

GMU guarantees timely results even if you take the test close to the due.[/quote]

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