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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I also heard it’s top 10% of the school and your school aart teacher knows the cut off score. In pool doesn’t guarantee acceptance of full time AAP though. If you parent referred and your child’s not in pool and doesn’t make into full time AAP ( but will be in advanced math automatically) you can appeal since your child already have a file in central AART office. If you didn’t parent refer and your child wasn’t in pool and doesn’t get in to full time AAP, you can’t appeal the same year since they don’t have a file of your child already. If your child’s school is not an AAP center, you can ask for principal place for local aap until 6th grade if your child’s qualified.[/quote]

Sorry for my mistake and thanks for another poster correcting me about the automatically placed into advanced math part, I was trying to say if a child is in pool but not accepted into full time AAP, the child will be placed to advanced math automatically because he/she was in pool.
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No, in pool does not mean kids are automatically placed in Advanced Math. There are kids who end up in pool because they have strong verbal scores but lower quant scores. Advanced math is determined at each school by iReady scores, in class performance, and SOL scores. [/quote]

Maybe it’s school dependent, at least at our school, confirmed by a parent whose kid’s at the same school of mine.[/quote]

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