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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think it depends on the school. I teach music in FCPS, and my AART said they're rare. She said there were 2 in our whole school. I asked because my own son with borderline test scores had a 16. He was not admitted with a 16. I will say, both schools have a significant high-need population.[/quote] I am surprised that he didn't get in with a 16. Really surprised.[/quote] New poster here. My son also had a 16 and borderline test scores. He was initially rejected. His teacher encouraged us to appeal. We did and he was admitted. I would have never known his GBRS if he was not initially rejected.[/quote] I'm the other PP whose son had a 16. Any special needs? Did you do a WISC for the appeal? [/quote] Yes. Submitted a WISC for the appeal. My son has ADHD. Afterwards he told me that he didn't catch all of the verbal directions for the test. I forget which test.[/quote]
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