Anonymous wrote:I'm the OP and I am also a teacher but not teaching this year. I've never had experience with a standardized test that doesn't give a percentile score. I don't think it's strange. My child passed but did not score as high as I was expecting. The benchmark is 400, I got that. But I think it would be helpful to know if the average score was 410 or 490, etc.
I'd like to know the distribution of scores so I can see if certain years are more difficult than others, and that explains the lesser score. I'm not competing with anyone, just trying to get a feel for how my child performed relative to his peer group. Thanks.
Anonymous wrote:I'm the OP and I am also a teacher but not teaching this year. I've never had experience with a standardized test that doesn't give a percentile score. I don't think it's strange. My child passed but did not score as high as I was expecting. The benchmark is 400, I got that. But I think it would be helpful to know if the average score was 410 or 490, etc.
I'd like to know the distribution of scores so I can see if certain years are more difficult than others, and that explains the lesser score. I'm not competing with anyone, just trying to get a feel for how my child performed relative to his peer group. Thanks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We just got our SOL scores for our kids (APS). I'm searching the DOE website and such and I can't find anywhere where the average SOL scores (not just how many passed or didn't or how many got in the advanced range, etc).
I realize the 2016 info hasn't been released but even looking at last year's score reports I can't find this info.
Do they not release it? There's no percentiles? I'm trying to get an idea of how my child did relative to their peers, not just whether they passed. Is this information not released at all, even years later?
We are new to VA so this was the first year my children have taken SOLs, so I don't have previous year's scores to compare to. Thanks!
Why does this matter to you? What a strange way to think.
I was thinking the exact same.
You know how your child did. The end.
I am not the person you are responding to, but I want to know. They changed the format for one of the tests and I am curious as a teacher and parent to see the results. I personally did not agree with the change.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We just got our SOL scores for our kids (APS). I'm searching the DOE website and such and I can't find anywhere where the average SOL scores (not just how many passed or didn't or how many got in the advanced range, etc).
I realize the 2016 info hasn't been released but even looking at last year's score reports I can't find this info.
Do they not release it? There's no percentiles? I'm trying to get an idea of how my child did relative to their peers, not just whether they passed. Is this information not released at all, even years later?
We are new to VA so this was the first year my children have taken SOLs, so I don't have previous year's scores to compare to. Thanks!
Why does this matter to you? What a strange way to think.
I was thinking the exact same.
You know how your child did. The end.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We just got our SOL scores for our kids (APS). I'm searching the DOE website and such and I can't find anywhere where the average SOL scores (not just how many passed or didn't or how many got in the advanced range, etc).
I realize the 2016 info hasn't been released but even looking at last year's score reports I can't find this info.
Do they not release it? There's no percentiles? I'm trying to get an idea of how my child did relative to their peers, not just whether they passed. Is this information not released at all, even years later?
We are new to VA so this was the first year my children have taken SOLs, so I don't have previous year's scores to compare to. Thanks!
Why does this matter to you? What a strange way to think.
Anonymous wrote:We just got our SOL scores for our kids (APS). I'm searching the DOE website and such and I can't find anywhere where the average SOL scores (not just how many passed or didn't or how many got in the advanced range, etc).
I realize the 2016 info hasn't been released but even looking at last year's score reports I can't find this info.
Do they not release it? There's no percentiles? I'm trying to get an idea of how my child did relative to their peers, not just whether they passed. Is this information not released at all, even years later?
We are new to VA so this was the first year my children have taken SOLs, so I don't have previous year's scores to compare to. Thanks!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We just got our SOL scores for our kids (APS). I'm searching the DOE website and such and I can't find anywhere where the average SOL scores (not just how many passed or didn't or how many got in the advanced range, etc).
I realize the 2016 info hasn't been released but even looking at last year's score reports I can't find this info.
Do they not release it? There's no percentiles? I'm trying to get an idea of how my child did relative to their peers, not just whether they passed. Is this information not released at all, even years later?
We are new to VA so this was the first year my children have taken SOLs, so I don't have previous year's scores to compare to. Thanks!
Yes, they post number of pass, no pass and pass advanced per test per grade per school. Maybe it comes out end of August?
Anonymous wrote:We just got our SOL scores for our kids (APS). I'm searching the DOE website and such and I can't find anywhere where the average SOL scores (not just how many passed or didn't or how many got in the advanced range, etc).
I realize the 2016 info hasn't been released but even looking at last year's score reports I can't find this info.
Do they not release it? There's no percentiles? I'm trying to get an idea of how my child did relative to their peers, not just whether they passed. Is this information not released at all, even years later?
We are new to VA so this was the first year my children have taken SOLs, so I don't have previous year's scores to compare to. Thanks!