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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If they score how the AAP kids scored to get into the AAP program, they can join AAP classes. It’s not fair for AAP kids to be evaluated every year. If you don’t want to get evaluated every year, appeal and join AAP classroom. [/quote] It doesn’t work that way. There are kids with 99th percentile WISC scores who get rejected. The reality is that kids with high GBRS and high scores sometimes get rejected. Many of the kids who accepted score around a 120-130 CogAT and are only mildly advanced. It’s absurd that the first group constantly has to prove themselves and the second is guaranteed placement through 8th, no matter how poorly they perform[/quote] In center schools isn’t the cutoff score 132? Then why do they reject kids with 99% scores and admit kids with 120 to 130 scores? Please help me understand this. My child is in 2nd grade now and am waiting for cogat results. [/quote]
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