Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So they do in pool letters for all grades? Or just 2nd graders? I’m very confused. New to fcps.
Only 2nd graders have the pool. You can find more here.
Anonymous wrote:So they do in pool letters for all grades? Or just 2nd graders? I’m very confused. New to fcps.
Anonymous wrote:So they do in pool letters for all grades? Or just 2nd graders? I’m very confused. New to fcps.
Anonymous wrote:they no longer do DRAs though, and are including fall iReady scores instead.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:FYI- we have scores posted in SIS under test history. What's weird is my kid who is much stronger in reading than math scored 11 points higher on the quant section. I wish they wouldn't use pictures for a VERBAL section; I just know they would have done better there if actual reading were involved.
This is not necessarily a bad thing. Verbal is the lowest priority score for the committee...which stinks for my kid because verbal was her best section. Quantitative is the highest score in terms of priority, but even that is only a slight bump. The major factor is going to the HOPE scale (was GBRS).
For actual reading they use the DRA or whatever test they take now. That's definitely in the packet.
Does FCPS send DRA result to parents? We've never see that.
I have 3 kids in ES and the only time I've seen a reading test was when one or two teachers shared it at the parent-teacher conference. Mostly they don't chose to share it, though. If you ask for it, they will give it to you, of course.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:FYI- we have scores posted in SIS under test history. What's weird is my kid who is much stronger in reading than math scored 11 points higher on the quant section. I wish they wouldn't use pictures for a VERBAL section; I just know they would have done better there if actual reading were involved.
This is not necessarily a bad thing. Verbal is the lowest priority score for the committee...which stinks for my kid because verbal was her best section. Quantitative is the highest score in terms of priority, but even that is only a slight bump. The major factor is going to the HOPE scale (was GBRS).
For actual reading they use the DRA or whatever test they take now. That's definitely in the packet.
Does FCPS send DRA result to parents? We've never see that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:FYI- we have scores posted in SIS under test history. What's weird is my kid who is much stronger in reading than math scored 11 points higher on the quant section. I wish they wouldn't use pictures for a VERBAL section; I just know they would have done better there if actual reading were involved.
This is not necessarily a bad thing. Verbal is the lowest priority score for the committee...which stinks for my kid because verbal was her best section. Quantitative is the highest score in terms of priority, but even that is only a slight bump. The major factor is going to the HOPE scale (was GBRS).
For actual reading they use the DRA or whatever test they take now. That's definitely in the packet.
Anonymous wrote:FYI- we have scores posted in SIS under test history. What's weird is my kid who is much stronger in reading than math scored 11 points higher on the quant section. I wish they wouldn't use pictures for a VERBAL section; I just know they would have done better there if actual reading were involved.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our school uploaded scores to ParentVue but not the full document with percentiles. It’s not yet in documents.
Quant: 138
Nonverbal: 112
Verbal: 129
Total: 133
Can anyone point me to a resources that shows how scores fall for National percentages (just curious and have had no luck on google).
We’re in an average pyramid (West Potomac) and a school of mixed SES (1/3 immersion students from all over county, 1/3 base school from Route 1 corridor (attendance island) and 1/3 base school from UMC neighborhood surrounding school. Already referred - waiting to see if kiddo gets into pool too.
in-pool notifications came out yesterday, so maybe your DC didn't make the local norm cutoff. What was their NNAT? For the West Potomac pyramid (depending on your ES), I would expect something around 132 would be the cutoff.
NNAT was 120. Have all the “in-pool” notifications gone out yet? Or are some schools still pending?
Anonymous wrote:
DC got 148 for Q, but only 119 for verbal. Too unbalanced.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our school uploaded scores to ParentVue but not the full document with percentiles. It’s not yet in documents.
Quant: 138
Nonverbal: 112
Verbal: 129
Total: 133
Can anyone point me to a resources that shows how scores fall for National percentages (just curious and have had no luck on google).
We’re in an average pyramid (West Potomac) and a school of mixed SES (1/3 immersion students from all over county, 1/3 base school from Route 1 corridor (attendance island) and 1/3 base school from UMC neighborhood surrounding school. Already referred - waiting to see if kiddo gets into pool too.
in-pool notifications came out yesterday, so maybe your DC didn't make the local norm cutoff. What was their NNAT? For the West Potomac pyramid (depending on your ES), I would expect something around 132 would be the cutoff.