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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also, remember that CES is a humanities/language arts-based program, not a math one, so MAP-M scores are not part of the criteria. I have a fifth grader in a CES who is doing great and has high 99% MAP-R scores, but whose MAP-M has always been in the 90-95% (high enough to do well in compacted math, but not the 99%-across-the-board student that others mention here).[/quote] The 5th graders got in under the old admissions criteria where they reviewed every child individually. The current 4th graders are the only ones that went through universal testing where everyone was basically reduced to a number.[/quote] I have a fifth grader at the CES now. His year was the first when MCPS considered MAP-R as well s MAP-M. His year was also the first to take the shortened CES test. So your statement is false.[/quote] What statement is false? The Map m not being part of the critera? yes that's false. it is part of the criteria.[/quote] Where they reduced children to numbers. :( [/quote]
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