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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, At grade level MAP 99th percentile is really easy. It is based nation wide sample. This area is known to have many high achievers I got my DC MAP-M score from 3rd Grade (fall) of 244 to 5th Grade of 295 --- not gifted at all [/quote] I don't think you can take MAP out of grade level, but maybe I am misunderstanding. Are you talking about comparing the RIT score with RIT scores in higher grade levels? 295 is extremely high for for fifth grade. What makes you say 'not gifted?'[/quote] Yeah, 295 is way high. like unheard of high. Maybe the top 8th grade magnet students at TPMS are getting that. 250s is very high for 5th grade, 260s super high.[/quote] My DC who attends a w school feeder has a friend who got a 304. They said that six 8th graders at their school got above 300. One even got a 314. It's not as uncommon as you think. [/quote] My 8th grader is also in the 300s but they were scoring 250 at 8.[/quote]
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