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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think my child was judged unfairly last year with a poor HOPE rating by an inexperienced teacher but good test scores (130+ on both NNAT and COGAT). We sent in some work samples last year, but don't really have anything to submit this year and honestly I think my child's grades and scores should be good enough to get in to AAP (mostly 4s, all 4s in math and great iReady scores). Do I REALLY need to submit work samples? Has anyone here had their child get in with good test scores, good HOPE rating, and no work samples? This year's teacher really likes my child and our child is in Level II for math.[/quote] If your child isn't in the advanced math class, they're behind other current AAP students and its harder to catch up (and justify their inclusion). Most of the later grade add-ins are LLIV students, or at least ones that have been placed in the AAP classroom for math. 130+ isnt very specific. 131 is less than 99%. 139, and your child was passed over and you should be pissed. Lower 130's is good enough to not be the reason for rejection, but likely will require justifications and rationale for inclusion, especially since they were passed over the first time. Focus on why their needs are not being met in General Classroom, and how it's holding them back; not why they're deserving, or how smart they are...[/quote]
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