Anonymous wrote:Appealing with a WISC. Although the weakness was DS verbal iReady and his HOPE. Cogat is a 140 and he was in pool. Not sure Wisc will do anything.

DS had this EXACT issue which is a shame because he really needs AAP.

Anonymous wrote:Where can we take WISC?
Does it cost a lot?

the WISC is like an IQ test and a licensed psychologist has to give out the test. You can use GMU as stated on the AAP website if you want to go that route. Or you can find a private psychologist. It can be covered through insurance but the wait times are long- about 6months or so and then an additional 2 months to get results.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Umc?

Upper middle class.

What spring hill school considered?
Upper middle class?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is your plan? Another test? Submit different material?

Everyone. Because every upwardly mobile UMC kid deserves to be in AAP and won’t take “No” for an answer.

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Where can we take WISC?
Does it cost a lot?

Anonymous wrote:Appealing with a WISC. Although the weakness was DS verbal iReady and his HOPE. Cogat is a 140 and he was in pool. Not sure Wisc will do anything.

Same case

Appealing with a WISC. Although the weakness was DS verbal iReady and his HOPE. Cogat is a 140 and he was in pool. Not sure Wisc will do anything.

Anonymous wrote:Umc?

Upper middle class.

May 10

https://www.fcps.edu/registration/advanced-academics-identification-and-placement/Full-Time-Appeals

When are appeals due?

I heard WISC is good for appeals. I might go to a private office. Unsure about GMU.

Umc?

Anonymous wrote:What is your plan? Another test? Submit different material?

Everyone. Because every upwardly mobile UMC kid deserves to be in AAP and won’t take “No” for an answer.

We are thinking in WISC

What is your plan? Another test? Submit different material?