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Anonymous wrote:I don’t think all Elementary students got this. I think just students who scored below for DIBELS in the upper grades (not sure about lower grades, perhaps PALS).

My DD does not have one in her documents section.

I got a pop-up notice about it but there was nothing in my documents section.

Same. And my kid scored on the low side on the PALS test.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think all Elementary students got this. I think just students who scored below for DIBELS in the upper grades (not sure about lower grades, perhaps PALS).

My DD does not have one in her documents section.

I got a pop up but no letter. WE only got a notification for my K student BUT he scored high on PALS.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think all Elementary students got this. I think just students who scored below for DIBELS in the upper grades (not sure about lower grades, perhaps PALS).

My DD does not have one in her documents section.

I got a pop-up notice about it but there was nothing in my documents section.

My rising 4th grader got one and had very high scores on the dibels. My rising 2nd grader did not get one and generally needs more help and scores lower (for grade level) on reading assessments.

I don’t think all Elementary students got this. I think just students who scored below for DIBELS in the upper grades (not sure about lower grades, perhaps PALS).

My DD does not have one in her documents section.

I was also wondering about this! My kid is a good reader, but had a low Dibels score. I assumed the notice meant he was pre-flagged as being at risk or something like that.

Standard.

Just went to the "new" parentvue and when it opened it said my child's "end of year intervention close out letter is now available in ParentVUE." It links to a worksheet with a bunch of optional reading activities. Are these standard or was my kid flagged?