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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Likely to be admitted to a gifted program? Or just like everyone else so fine in general ed?[/quote] Gifted programs are lottery these days of the top 15% local norms. So if you're in the top 5% at a low farm school, you would be in the lottery pool.[/quote] Umm, the top 15% at each grouping of schools they use for norming would be part of the lottery pool (assuming they meet the other criteria). Isn’t that what local norming means??? Norming the scores based on a local group? MCPS has said they norm based on FARMS rate… and has been consistent with 85 th percentile- so it’s the top 15% of each group, not 5% of one group, and a different percentage of another group. The big question is how many groups are there? [/quote]
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