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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love the policy. My kid jwho is a unior has an uw 4.0. She says she will retake anything below 93.5. She's a good student and if that makes her happy so be it. I like the determination. [/quote] Of course she has a 4.0! 😂 Aren’t you concerned she is unprepared for challenges ahead? It is very easy to retake a test. It’s not particularly difficult to do and it’s not a testament to grit. [/quote] Hey genius. She has a 4.0 uw and the policy just started this year. She couldn't do this before. I shared it to say she's a good student who cares about grades and will now use this policy to her advantage. Not afraid she's unprepared. She got those grades without a retake policy. It used to be only under 80 can retake and she's never gotten under 80. Also, I'm not sure what school your kids go to but at hers retakes require test corrections and then a retake. If it was so easy everyone would do it but 2 teachers on here said every kid doesn't. Try to keep up. [/quote] Sorry, no need to be so defensive, my kid isn’t in the district. I just find the whole policy wild. Your kid has a 4.0 in FCPS, which is very different than having a 4.0 in a more rigorous district (sorry). [/quote] Maybe but she has a 1580 SAT and 35 ACT so she will be just fine. Neither were superscored BTW. [/quote]
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