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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My DC typically gets &gt;580 for all the past SOL math tests, so I am surprised to see that he barely passed advanced geometry this year. Is that normal? He is in Honor Geometry and doing very well (high A).[/quote]
Same for our 7th grader. Usually gets 600.

This time 568, missing one M question on "Use coordinate methods to identify a transformation." - in all fairness though it's completely possible to miss one question. He also didn't get a 100 average this year, achieving only 3158 out of 3183.5 possible points (= 99.20%) in SiS. 3158 hard earned points, though, when you consider that missing a single answer on a test usually is -6. We're still proud of him.
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Math teacher here again and revising my post.  I don’t see any difference in a 450
 or a 600.  Both are solid passing scores.  Pass advanced doesn’t matter in high school and we don’t care about 600 on an SOL.  It’s a pass, just like a 400 is a pass.  A check for a verified credit. [/quote]

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