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Reply to "Why aren't children re-evaluated for AAP annually?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] But ultimately I think FCPS policy which is to guarantee admissions once admitted but also allow new kids in with testing is the right way to go. Parents can opt out if it's not a good --but retesting has a ton of measurement errors. [/quote] DP. I agree that retesting is a waste of time, but I also disagree with guaranteed admissions through 8th. By the end of 4th grade, the schools should have 2 years of SOLs and 2 years of teacher evaluations of AAP kids. At that point, kids who are consistently receiving low scores on the SOL and have the teachers agree that the kid would be better placed in gen ed should be dropped from the program. [/quote] I agree. If GBRS is the primary tool for placing kids in, then teacher evaluation and SOLs are plenty good for placing children out.[/quote]
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