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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]II agree it is not right or helpful that schools don’t share iready results with parents sooner. The teachers/school has the results, and the results are used to identify if a student needs intervention group or support. Parebts should have prompt access to that information. The results are uploaded to SIS or mailed home much later- sometimes 2 months later.

This is something to complain to school board about and to the principals. We will need a change in policy from higher ups.

It’s the same for SOLs. Schools have the results much sooner (months) than parents. That’s not ok.[/quote]

Just do FERPA requests. They have to hand over the data and it makes more work for them. To me that's a two points in favor of making the request [/quote]

FERPA requests are an INSANE amount of work for school admin. Why would I do that to them? I can simply request the results from a teacher, principal, or testing coordinator. I can complain to change policy at the top. But no need to waste the principals time and take valuable school resources from others.  Just no. Please do not suggest ferpa request. That is not the intent of a ferpa request. [/quote]

A FERPA request just doesn’t go to the principal and they respond. There is a department at FCPS that deals with this, so you’ll be wasting multiple employees’ time before it gets back to the principal.[/quote]

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