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Reply to "Timeline and Criteria for MS Magnets"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] In addition, from the first quarter/marking period, your DC must have an A in Math, an A in Science and an at or above on-grade reading level. [/quote]. Thanks a lot. I was confused about the above. Are you talking about As in those subject for the first quarter/marking period of grade 5 or the kid’s whole elementary school career? [/quote] First marking period of grade 5 only. It’s pretty stupid if you ask me. We had an ELA teacher who openly admitted to subjective grading and giving B’s to “motivate” students. [/quote] All this magnet selection stuff is done very narrowly and is pretty stupid in my opinion. I sent my 99 pct COGAT third grade kid to school when she wasn’t 100 pct feeling well one day and it turned out to be MAP-R testing day (unannounced) and her score was well below her normal 95 pct plus level. But since they don’t look at COGAT to choose for CES and only look at one MAP data point, guess whose kid wasn’t deemed eligible for CES lottery? [/quote] I hope you appealed.[/quote] Nope. I didn't know "appeals" existed for CES. I'm not sure on what grounds I would be able to appeal on anyway. MCPS doesn't look at COGAT for selection to CES, and their narrow criteria for the MAP tests is stupid but it's clearly defined. [/quote]
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