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Reply to "CES Decision Letters"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My child was rejected (64th percentile MCPS and 92th percentile National). Home school is Westbrook Elementary in Bethesda. Out of curiosity, putting aside the CES process, what would you take away from these scores? Would you be worried about the 64th percentile, and perhaps try Kumon or similar outside of school? [/quote] This is what I don’t understand. This kid scored better than 92% of kids nationwide, and you’re talking about Kumon?? This type of pushing/pressure on a kid can’t be good. It just can’t. [/quote] I wouldn’t take anything away from these scores. My kid scored 69th MCPS/94th National (rejected) yet has an IQ that is 99th percentile and 99th MAP. MCPS uses an abbreviated version of the CoGAT which is a subset of only three of tests. There are very few seats available in CES. IMHO, no need to worry or to put your kid in Kumon. Let them play. [/quote]
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