Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 20:21     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone with an older kid who’s been through this help me make sense of the scores (just got them in email)? Is it only the composite that matters or all of them? My kid did very well on some but not as great on others. Scores range from 63 to 99, which seems like quite a swing.


Yes, composite is all that matters.


Does only national percentile composite matter or do they also consider local percentile?


where do you see local percentile?
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 20:16     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:Just got ours.
Applying from DCPS for high school.
Did not study beforehand.
Composite score in 500’s.
62 percentile.


60s is average. You will see lots of 90s on this thread, but don't be discouraged. I am confident the schools are looking at more than HSPT score.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 20:14     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Just got ours.
Applying from DCPS for high school.
Did not study beforehand.
Composite score in 500’s.
62 percentile.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 20:09     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:They came via email.


Check spam folder. That is where mine was.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 20:07     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
They came via email.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:56     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone with an older kid who’s been through this help me make sense of the scores (just got them in email)? Is it only the composite that matters or all of them? My kid did very well on some but not as great on others. Scores range from 63 to 99, which seems like quite a swing.


Yes, composite is all that matters.


Does only national percentile composite matter or do they also consider local percentile?


As far as I know, national percentile is the only number that matters. It is the equivalent of composite SAT score. But I got a 790 on math! Nobody cares.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:55     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone with an older kid who’s been through this help me make sense of the scores (just got them in email)? Is it only the composite that matters or all of them? My kid did very well on some but not as great on others. Scores range from 63 to 99, which seems like quite a swing.


Yes, composite is all that matters.


Does only national percentile composite matter or do they also consider local percentile?


Composite is what matters for admission or maybe scholarships. Individual scores may factor into whether kids can take honors versus regular classes is what we have been told.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:54     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone with an older kid who’s been through this help me make sense of the scores (just got them in email)? Is it only the composite that matters or all of them? My kid did very well on some but not as great on others. Scores range from 63 to 99, which seems like quite a swing.


Yes, composite is all that matters.


Does only national percentile composite matter or do they also consider local percentile?


Only national percentile composite.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:54     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So what are the composite scores we are seeing? Curious.


Expect to see some major self selection bias in the responses to this question.


What do you mean by this? We did not do any prep and had friends who did - wondering if they fared better with the prep than we did. We are in the mid 70's to low 80's.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:53     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Can anyone with an older kid who’s been through this help me make sense of the scores (just got them in email)? Is it only the composite that matters or all of them? My kid did very well on some but not as great on others. Scores range from 63 to 99, which seems like quite a swing.


Yes, composite is all that matters.


Does only national percentile composite matter or do they also consider local percentile?
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:50     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:So what are the composite scores we are seeing? Curious.


99! Larla is so excited! Did not even study!
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:49     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Anonymous wrote:So what are the composite scores we are seeing? Curious.


Expect to see some major self selection bias in the responses to this question.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:44     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
So what are the composite scores we are seeing? Curious.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:29     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
Finally got ours too
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2024 19:28     Subject: If the Schools Have the HSPT Scores, Why Don't We?
I got mine check all inbox folders