Anonymous wrote:Here is the info that MCCPTA Gifted Education Committee released from their public-records request on what local normed were used for middle-school magnets last year. The actual RIT/percentile cutoffs coud be different this year, but certainly they will still vary greatly by the percent FARMs at school. Those in high-FARMs schools will need lower MAP scores to be placed in the lottery than those in low FARMs scools.
2022 criteria-based middle-school magnet lottery
Minimum MAP score/national percentile to be placed in the criteria-based magnets, by percentage of students receiving FARMs at the school:
Math/science magnets: MAP-M
FARMS %, raw MAP score, national perentile
Low FARMs, 232 RIT, 93th percentile
Low-moderate FARMs, 230 RIT, 92nd percentile
Moderate FARMs, 224 RIT, 84th percentile
Moderate-high FARMs, 215 RIT, 65th percentile
High FARMs, 213 RIT, 60th percentile
Communicaitons magnets: MAP-R
FARMS %, raw MAP score, national perentile
Low FARMs, 228 RIT, 92nd percentile
Low-moderate FARMs, 228 RIT, 92nd percentile
Moderate FARMs, 224 RIT, 88th percentile
Moderate-high FARMs, 216 RIT, 76th percentile
High FARMs, 213 RIT, 70th percentile
60th percentile nationally to be in the magnet pool? They really need to be transparent about what the magnets are now.