Anonymous wrote:Or this forum is anonymous and many people are uninformed/ignorant. Maybe their THIRD grader got a 138 but they aren't "in-pool" since there is no pool for third grade, so they come on here telling everyone the AART said 138 is not in-pool at their school.
Anonymous wrote:Or this forum is anonymous and many people are uninformed/ignorant. Maybe their THIRD grader got a 138 but they aren't "in-pool" since there is no pool for third grade, so they come on here telling everyone the AART said 138 is not in-pool at their school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Since 137 and above is 99 percentile, it has to be around 137 maximum. It also depends on how many kids score above 132 this year from a particular school. If many fall in the bracket of 132 to 137, that school may increase cut off of 137.
I think you schools AART will be able to give your schools cut off.
Not if the cut off was made to include a specific percentage of kid at a school. So if the rule was, hypothetically speaking, AART and Principals had to set a cut off of a score that 10% of the kids at that specific school achieved, that could mean a 139 at one school and a 125 at another school.
There are schools with a higher percentage of parents invested in AAP for their kids where parents do more to prepare kids for things like the NNAT and the CogAT so that there is a larger percentage of kids who score in the 140's then other schools. And there are schools where kids are less prepared for school overall, never mind prepping for the NNAT or CogAT, where the top kids are under that 132 cut off. The local cut offs are meant to address that issue.
Anonymous wrote:Since 137 and above is 99 percentile, it has to be around 137 maximum. It also depends on how many kids score above 132 this year from a particular school. If many fall in the bracket of 132 to 137, that school may increase cut off of 137.
I think you schools AART will be able to give your schools cut off.
Anonymous wrote:Since 137 and above is 99 percentile, it has to be around 137 maximum. It also depends on how many kids score above 132 this year from a particular school. If many fall in the bracket of 132 to 137, that school may increase cut off of 137.
I think you schools AART will be able to give your schools cut off.
Anonymous wrote:The central cutoff has always been 132. Unless FCPS informs about the new cutoff, I would go with 132 in Cogat.