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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So what do these scores mean? What is the range of scores for AAP?[/quote]

The highest possible score is 160.  Not sure about the lowest possible score is.  I think historically 132 has been the 98 percentile cutoff that people cared about for AAP purposes.  That being said, [b]I'm not sure how meaningful that cutoff is anymore as people are now compared to others in their local school[/b].  In addition, as far as factors in AAP admissions goes, the NNAT is apparently the least important.[/quote]

Is this true or just a rumor? My kid scored 131 but probably attends what would be considered a lower performing school. Wondering if she still has a chance.
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Yes, they are using local norms for the in poll group; please know that you can parent refer your kid regardless of score though.  The in pool scores are used but so are other "holistic" factors.  See link below.

https://www.fcps.edu/academics/academic-overview/advanced-academic-programs-aap/advanced-academic-programs-aap-level-iv
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