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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm the one who wrote about my kid with high scores in private. There were several incorrect assumptions about how we help our kid or the advantages he's had. His school was closed just as long as MCPS during COVID, which is one reason we'd like to leave. Another is prepping for the test, which we did not do (ever. any. period.). We really don't know if private school kids are compared to others in private or if his nontraditional report card (which has no grades) was the issue. We are simply confused. [/quote]

I think his nontraditional report card without grades is probably to blame.

13)  How will students who have missing data or private/homeschooled students be reviewed?    
Parents/guardians of students in these groups will be able to upload any documents helpful to the review using the form available here. Parents can visit this link for more information.  Students with missing data and private/home schooled students will be reviewed by an expert panel to determine if students demonstrate a need for enriched and accelerated instruction.  If they demonstrate a need, they will be placed in the lottery pool.   Once all students identified for needing enrichment have been entered into the lottery pool, placement into the regional or local CES will be conducted through a lottery.  Students remaining in the lottery pool will receive enrichment at their local elementary school through the Enriched Literacy Curriculum or Benchmark Advance with enrichment.  Documents must be uploaded by March 1, 2022 to be part of the central review and initial lottery.

-- from CES FAQ
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