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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The SOL is just one of many assessments that kids take. How well did the kid do on everything else during the school year? Was the failing score in line with other results? Was your kid already receiving interventions? 
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Completely unaware that this was a potential scenario.  Not receiving interventions.  Would have acted (and am acting) immediately to figure out what is going on. [/quote]

If it’s inconsistent with the rest of the testing then maybe your kid just had a bad day and doesn’t need interventions. See how well they test in BOY assessments.

Which subject was it? [/quote]

We have an entire team working on this question from doctors to educational specialists to former teachers.  But all of them resoundingly tell me: the delay is harmful.

So this thread is about, not my child, but is this something APS actually does everywhere or did my school just drop the ball on my child?  I cannot believe it is true across the schools.  [/quote]

No I think this is standard timing. If the child just barely fails (can't remember the cutoff, maybe 25 points?) they will tell you in the spring and office a retake. Otherwise you find out in late summer.

Happened to us a few years back after the pandemic year and I was none too happy to find out so late. This was for a secondary student in a math class so it did impact course selection. [/quote]

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