Anonymous
11/25/2025 21:28
Subject: Exact path notification?
Still waiting for OP to tell us what the teacher said when she emailed her to ask what Exact Path is and why her child has an account. Please return to tell us
Anonymous
11/21/2025 07:31
Subject: Exact path notification?
What did the teacher say when you emailed to ask?
Anonymous
11/21/2025 07:02
Subject: Exact path notification?
Anonymous wrote:edmentum is garbage. I have a homebound HSer on it. AWFUL!!!!!!
Shame on FCPS
I have been a homebound teacher for years and it makes me so sad that they are pushing homebound kids to Edmentum instead of pairing them with a teacher. I was so proud to be part of a system that didn't just abandon students going through real struggles. Make your voice heard and complain loudly. If Edmentum is not working for your child, be clear with the out-of-school support office that you want a homebound teacher, as Edmentum is not meeting your child's needs. I have seen one or two gen-ed students pop up in the system this school year, so I know it must be possible. Best of luck to your kiddo.
Anonymous
11/20/2025 23:22
Subject: Exact path notification?
Perhaps you could contact the school and ask them instead of relying on the people here.
Anonymous
11/20/2025 21:26
Subject: Exact path notification?
Anonymous wrote:Op here. My son now says it’s being given to kids who are struggling in math vice as an extension toward algebra.
That is not correct. The only students at our school who have been offered the math are also identified for AAP services (either subject specific or parttime).
Anonymous
11/20/2025 20:07
Subject: Exact path notification?
Anonymous wrote:edmentum is garbage. I have a homebound HSer on it. AWFUL!!!!!!
Shame on FCPS
What is bad about it?
Anonymous
11/20/2025 17:09
Subject: Exact path notification?
edmentum is garbage. I have a homebound HSer on it. AWFUL!!!!!!
Shame on FCPS
Shame on FCPS
Anonymous
11/20/2025 17:02
Subject: Exact path notification?
Op here. My son now says it’s being given to kids who are struggling in math vice as an extension toward algebra.
Anonymous
11/18/2025 21:37
Subject: Exact path notification?
Anonymous wrote:Edmentum is such trash, I would never let me kid waste their time at home doing anything related to Edmentum.
Someone needs to do an investigation into this contract. There’s no evidence that putting kids in front of screens is going to increase their achievement, knowledge or thinking abilities.
Follow the money. Someone is getting a kickback from Edmentum.
Anonymous
11/18/2025 09:58
Subject: Exact path notification?
Anonymous wrote:Edmentum is such trash, I would never let me kid waste their time at home doing anything related to Edmentum.
agree
Anonymous
11/18/2025 08:55
Subject: Re:Exact path notification?
Anonymous wrote:It’s an online program for reading and math. The company that puts it out is called Edmentum. You learn through modules.
Kids have been identified in two ways: they’re struggling in reading OR they are already identified as students receiving AAP services (subject specific and part-part-time) Those kids can access the math program as a way to boost early algebra.
This is completely voluntary and to done at home. Students will/have been taking a diagnostic test at school by Friday this week. Schools are in the process of setting up procedures for how laptops can go home for those that qualified for Exact Path.
There’s nothing for parents to do right now. Just wait for the next communication. Our school has not sent anything to parents. We will take care of this in December.
Really? They want to get more kid into A1H as 6th graders by prepping with a computer program? How about we just find a way to identify the kids are ready on that path naturally and support those kids across the county instead of trying to boost edge cases into further acceleration that might not be a good fit?
Anonymous
11/18/2025 06:28
Subject: Exact path notification?
Edmentum is such trash, I would never let me kid waste their time at home doing anything related to Edmentum.
Anonymous
11/17/2025 21:43
Subject: Exact path notification?
Is this some schools or all?
Anonymous
11/17/2025 20:42
Subject: Re:Exact path notification?
It’s an online program for reading and math. The company that puts it out is called Edmentum. You learn through modules.
Kids have been identified in two ways: they’re struggling in reading OR they are already identified as students receiving AAP services (subject specific and part-part-time) Those kids can access the math program as a way to boost early algebra.
This is completely voluntary and to done at home. Students will/have been taking a diagnostic test at school by Friday this week. Schools are in the process of setting up procedures for how laptops can go home for those that qualified for Exact Path.
There’s nothing for parents to do right now. Just wait for the next communication. Our school has not sent anything to parents. We will take care of this in December.
Kids have been identified in two ways: they’re struggling in reading OR they are already identified as students receiving AAP services (subject specific and part-part-time) Those kids can access the math program as a way to boost early algebra.
This is completely voluntary and to done at home. Students will/have been taking a diagnostic test at school by Friday this week. Schools are in the process of setting up procedures for how laptops can go home for those that qualified for Exact Path.
There’s nothing for parents to do right now. Just wait for the next communication. Our school has not sent anything to parents. We will take care of this in December.
Anonymous
11/17/2025 15:59
Subject: Exact path notification?
My child came home with a letter saying he is being given an exact path account for math. He is confused as he says not all children got the letter. I’ve searched my email to see if we received any notice about what this program is but I can’t find anything. Is anyone familiar with this? If you receive it does it mean your child is struggling in the subject? Or is it just another tool like ST math?