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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We didn't have to appeal but I heard from many parents who tried. They were told to attach something incredibly special above and beyond to help offset a lower score or why they didn't get in the first round. Ie my kid is fluent in Chinese or has extreme technical abilities or something of those sorts. I think sports or coaches awards is something most every child has and wouldn't really be the bump needed. Remember, there has to be some kind of talent that was missed in testing that you need to prove to the school. Another thought, if your child didn't get in, do you want to push them or wait another year and retest then? I would think it would be better for us if my child were one of the smartest and got Level 3 pull outs in regular classes then barely making it in full time Level 4 and having stress. Again, just some things to think about when trying to push kids into higher levels they may not qualify for.[/quote] 2nd poster here. We are not appealing yet. This is for the first set of paperwork. However, your post is very helpful. That's good to know that if my child is not chosen and we decide to appeal, we will have the opportunity to attach an additional piece of work. Also, this gives me an idea of what I should show in the work samples for the initial application. I have not decided what we will do if my child does not get in the program first round. I know my child is capable of doing the work. He is a very hard worker, he performs well in his class, and he is constantly wanting to learn more. But, I don't want to push him into the program if he is not accepted. Thanks again for your help![/quote]
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