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Reply to "Determining math class for sixth grader transfer"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wish you good luck finding an actual answer to this question. MCPS is very disorganized about this and you can ask 5 ppl and get 5 different answers. It’s a different process and cut off for each different school, which I personally think is confusing, inequitable and unnecessary. I’d start by contacting the math department head at the specific middle school where your child is headed. I imagine they’ll look a what level math your child completed at the previous school and may administer a MAP test and/or solicit a teacher recommendation. [/quote] Sure there are a lot of uninformed parents but there are recognized diagnostics and guidelines as a PP pointed out.[/quote] Every school has different rules some MS allow it and some don't. OP isn't necessarily asking about Algebra and asking about placement. They will look at the child's grades, and test scores and talk to the teacher/parent to make the decision. There is no consistency in each of the schools and the poster says that because TMPS doesn't allow Algebra in 6th, so no Silver Spring schools do is making stuff up. We were given a registration form and had to have the ES teacher sign off saying yes and that was it.[/quote]
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