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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why does this post exist?[/quote] It's providing another reason for parents to be disappointed in their kids. A 600 might be mean all correct answers. They may have gotten a question wrong. So a 600 is a lousy score.[/quote] Please. The scoring is confusing and little is done to explain what is happening with the scores. Why is a perfect score not a 600? [i][/i][b]The SOLs don’t mean anything, except for 6th grade math[/b]. But I do appreciate understanding what the scores are telling me. The reality is DS has always passed advanced which tells me only that he is meeting the minimum standard that the state has set. That said, it would be great to know why a perfect score is not a 600 and why a score that is not perfect is a perfect score. [/quote] What are you talking about? Have you heard of verified credits in high school? Do you realize that not passing an SOL in sixth or seventh grade can lead to students losing an elective in middle school because they are put into a math remediation or reading remediation elective?[/quote]
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