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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can anyone point me to the actual measures being used? I have a friend who got their letter that their kid didn't even make the lottery, but based on reading level, grades and MAP definitely should have. We keep talking about 75th %ile but now I cant find where that is. I know what the general measures are because I got our letter, but I'm trying to find specifics. This process is SO opaque.[/quote] I hear you. Our daughter was in the 95th MAP-R percentile, straight A's, always multiple grade levels above in reading/lexile level and wasn't even chosen for the pool either, which seems to cut against this FAQ that was added on 3/29 to the FAQs on MCPS's CES website: "What data was used to review Grade 3 students for needing enriched services in Grade 4? Multiple measures including Grade 3 marking period 2 report cards, locally-normed percentile ranks for the winter 2022 Measures of Adequate Progress in Reading (MAP-R), instructional reading level and student services including: special education services, ESOL- English for Speakers of Other Languages, Section 504 accommodations plan and Free and Reduced-priced Meals. Students who meet the following academic criteria will receive enriched literacy services in Grade 4: -Grade 3 Marking Period 2 Reading ‘A’ and -Grade 3 Marking Period 2 Writing or Social Studies ‘A’ -Reading level ‘On’ or ‘Above’ -85th Percentile Local Norm on MAP- R The enriched literacy services may be delivered at your student’s current school or in a regional CES program. Students who meet the academic criteria will be placed into a lottery pool for potential placement in a CES program. Placement in the regional CES program is by lottery only." The only thing we can think of is that our "locally normed" MAP-R might be astronomically high.[/quote]
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