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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Again, one score can be used to determine if a child is in-pool, the entire score is going to be looked at to determine eligibility. [/b]

[b]In the past, as long as a child had a 132 in one sub score on the CoGAT or NNAT, they would be included in the in-pool determination. But that was 2 years ago and it is not clear if the in-pool determination is using sub scores or composite scores or both. [/b]

Many of the kids whose scores were posted here and who were not selected for LIV services had a decent point gap between sub-scores. That indicates that the child might need services in one area and not the other because the child is stronger in one area then the other.

I am assuming you will be applying for an older student because the 2nd grade kids do not have CoGAT scores yet to discuss. I am also assuming that your kids overall packet was not strong and that your kid was not placed into LIV.

If the above is true, then I would assume that an application in a later grade will need a lot more support because the one strong sub-score was not enough to get your child placed into LIV. The CoGAT and NNAT will be included on every packet when you apply. [/quote]

This is not how the pool is determined anymore. [/quote]

All that FCPS has publicly said is that it's a combination of NNAT and CogAT. This board has assumed it is a straight average of the VQN from the CogAT and the NNAT.
how is the pool determined now?[/quote][/quote]

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