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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]80-90 percent is average for Fairfax. The extra they are doing for him b/c is b/c he is Hispanic. I am sure other 80th percentile kids are not getting pullouts.[/quote] But scoring 80-90% doesn't mean that he/she scored 80-90% higher than other Fairfax County second graders? That sounds like a bright kid to me, since average according to the explanation attached to the scores is 50%. And Fairfax scores vs. National scores (which are both listed on the scores my child received) are not 30% different. [b]The Faifax percentages are only like 3 or 4% higher[/b]. [/quote] Nope. There is an almost 10% point difference if your kid is in the mid-90s for Fairfax county. 95% for national scores=86% for Fairfax County on my kid's score sheet. So if that kid is between 80-90% for Fairfax County, he is in the low to mid 90% range nationally.[/quote]
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