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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These NNAT and COGAT scores are not on the cusp, nor is “frequently observed” in all sections of the GBRS. You’ll need a high WISC or some really compelling work samples to make the case that your child needs more than gened can offer. [/quote]

PP her - I thought OP said GBRS was consistently's... You are right.  With 4F's and those scores, you will need probably 130+ WISC to get in.  But you can always put together an appeal package and submit if you believe your child needs AAP education.[/quote]

Unless things have changed from the last couple years, the committees don't care about the WISC, only GBRS. For the reasons the next PP expressed: it is seen as an unfair advantage for those who can pay. For anecdata: my kid who had a 138 Cogat and 139 WISC was rejected. Four frequently observed. [/quote]

I know at least two people last year who got rejected first round and then got in second round only with a high wisc. So they clearly aren’t discounting it. [/quote]
A friend of mine her kid last year got rejected with 143 NNAT, 146 Cogat first round, and took WISC for Appeal got 144 and got in.  My kid got 160 NNAT, 144 Cogat and did not get in first round, took the WISC scored 154 (1 in 10,000), if he cannot get in then what kind of program is it?  things are getting too far in AAP like what's going on with TJ.  [/quote]

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