My kid got Pass Advanced on every single SOL he took. He was not an honors student. I think school was not hard for him and he just decided to "take it easy". He was a social kid. He's still like that (at age 30). He's not going to die of a heart attack, that's for sure. But he has a lot of good friends. And he gets along very well with people on his job. He's easy to get along with.

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DS always scores perfect to near on SOL math. SAT was 760. Math grades were B’s and C’s.
why do you duooose his grades aren’t As?

Because the SOL is a minimal standard. The class is a taught at a higher standard.

Nobody likes a braggart

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DS always scores perfect to near on SOL math. SAT was 760. Math grades were B’s and C’s.

why do you duooose his grades aren’t As?

Maybe it was 760 math+english

Anonymous wrote:How do you know scores already? In FCPS?

Your teacher gives it to you after your teacher "gives it to you".

Anonymous wrote:My kid scored a 600 on science and math but failed his reading. His reading teacher was a sex offender and he got put in jail when the school found out. My kid did not get to redue his test

Stop replying to zombie thread.

^suppose

Anonymous wrote:DS always scores perfect to near on SOL math. SAT was 760. Math grades were B’s and C’s.

why do you duooose his grades aren’t As?

My 7th grader got a 600 last year in pre Algebra.

Congrats to your kid, OP. Well done.

FWIW, one of my kids got 600 in science, and had friends who did in math and LA. So it definitely happens, but I don't know that it's common.

I know DS got 600 in LA (4th Grader), along with other 5 kids in his class, and this class is not an AAP

How do you know scores already? In FCPS?

My kid scored a 600 on science and math but failed his reading. His reading teacher was a sex offender and he got put in jail when the school found out. My kid did not get to redue his test