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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Should we appeal?    teacher says to appeal
CoGAT
Non Verb. 115
Quantitative 122
Verbal 131

GBRS 14

Above grade level reading

It is expensive to test.
Thoughts, please be nice.[/quote]

The scores are not sufficient alone, but your child has a great GBRS. I think that if your child scored a WISC of 132 or higher, you would have a successful appeal. It all comes down to how much you feel like your child needs the center. If you feel that your child's Cogat and NNAT were less than his/her capabilities and his/her needs are really not being met at the current school you should appeal. [/quote]

Yes, school is easy for child.   Child has a visual processing disorder and a 504 now, but how can that score change.    This is what will hold her back on standardized testing.  What IQ test do we ask for.   She is very bright... I feel badly for her because she does love to learn.[/quote]

You want the WISC IV. There is a processing speed componant, so your dd's difficulties may bring down the overall score, but GMU will provide all of the subscores so that the committee could see the individual scores before they are combined.
Did you disclose your dd's visual processing disorder on the parent questionairre in the original file?[/quote]

We included a letter from the doctor.   Hopefully, it was put in the file.   She got a 504 in March.   Probably not in packet.  Thank you for your help![/quote]

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