Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
For MSer only the reading one is up, not math
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
3’s in AAP math should have been a flag to you. They are doing 6th grade math, if he is not mastering that content quickly, ie 4’s, then he is struggling. They expect the Grade 5 AAP kids to know the base concepts solid and hit the grade 6 content.
Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And this is why the teachers and principals hoard the results. They don’t want to face complaining parents at the end of the year.Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
They make such a big deal over the SOLs. They should talk to parents with concerns. This parent wasn't told all year her kid was struggling in math, teacher said everything was fine, kid got 3s (and I have also been told by a teacher that 3s are "fine").
They're a fifth grader in AAP, so that means sixth grade math whether or not it is appropriate. If that kid was gen ed in advanced math, they're would have been a conversation
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And this is why the teachers and principals hoard the results. They don’t want to face complaining parents at the end of the year.Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
They make such a big deal over the SOLs. They should talk to parents with concerns. This parent wasn't told all year her kid was struggling in math, teacher said everything was fine, kid got 3s (and I have also been told by a teacher that 3s are "fine").
Anonymous wrote:And this is why the teachers and principals hoard the results. They don’t want to face complaining parents at the end of the year.Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why do you need to know?
My kid wants to know if they got into algebra
+1Anonymous wrote:And this is why the teachers and principals hoard the results. They don’t want to face complaining parents at the end of the year.Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
And this is why the teachers and principals hoard the results. They don’t want to face complaining parents at the end of the year.Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
the 3’s do not indicate mastery. Thus, there’s always a chance of failure.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
3’s in AAP math should have been a flag to you. They are doing 6th grade math, if he is not mastering that content quickly, ie 4’s, then he is struggling. They expect the Grade 5 AAP kids to know the base concepts solid and hit the grade 6 content.
My kid had 3s in math all year. I followed up with the teacher and she said 3s were nothing to worry about. So I would have been surprised if my kid failed the sol also!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.
3’s in AAP math should have been a flag to you. They are doing 6th grade math, if he is not mastering that content quickly, ie 4’s, then he is struggling. They expect the Grade 5 AAP kids to know the base concepts solid and hit the grade 6 content.
AAP is for the parents. It’s not some great scholastic thing for Einstein. Get a grip.Anonymous wrote:My MSers SOLs are up in SIS now under GradeBook.
MY 5th grader failed the math SOL. The teacher told the kids their scores. No one from the school has contacted me. He's in AAP and has gotten 3s in math all year and I never heard from his teacher all year that math was an issue.