Anonymous wrote:how much weightage do the NNATS have in this whole selection process? what if you dont have the NNAT scores and only have really good COGAt scores
Anonymous wrote:No in pool letter but received CogAT score today. NNAT was 117 and CogAT is 75th percentile. Should I be expecting an in pool letter?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If NNAT was borderline and you have no pool letter, a delay in receiving CogAT scores puts you in a very awkward position in relation to requesting letters of recommendation. You don't know if the CogAT was 1 percentage point away from where it needed to be or 10 percentage points away. In this situation do you go ahead and request the letters, since you cannot wait until the last minute? By requesting you put it out there to several key people in your child's life that you are applying, when maybe you will find out in a few days' time that it is not very appropriate to apply, based on CogAT scores. Or you don't want to go all out and ask the piano teacher, etc., for letters. I would think letter writers will be asking later if DC got in. And it is extra work for them, apart from the embarrassment factor. I think deadline for receipt of application materials should be 2 weeks from receipt of scores.
In the past, pool letters went out over winter break. I think they do it later now so that people won't have time to get a parent referral package together. Which is completely obnoxious.
No. They. Did. Not. My land people. You are treating this like a college admission. This is SECOND GRADE in ELEMENTARY school, in one of the better school districts in the country, for ALL the elementary schools here. Please get a perspective on life.
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But...yes, they did. My 5th grader's 2nd grade year, the letters went out over winter break. That wasn't intended to start a war, peeps. It's just a fact.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If NNAT was borderline and you have no pool letter, a delay in receiving CogAT scores puts you in a very awkward position in relation to requesting letters of recommendation. You don't know if the CogAT was 1 percentage point away from where it needed to be or 10 percentage points away. In this situation do you go ahead and request the letters, since you cannot wait until the last minute? By requesting you put it out there to several key people in your child's life that you are applying, when maybe you will find out in a few days' time that it is not very appropriate to apply, based on CogAT scores. Or you don't want to go all out and ask the piano teacher, etc., for letters. I would think letter writers will be asking later if DC got in. And it is extra work for them, apart from the embarrassment factor. I think deadline for receipt of application materials should be 2 weeks from receipt of scores.
In the past, pool letters went out over winter break. I think they do it later now so that people won't have time to get a parent referral package together. Which is completely obnoxious.
No. They. Did. Not. My land people. You are treating this like a college admission. This is SECOND GRADE in ELEMENTARY school, in one of the better school districts in the country, for ALL the elementary schools here. Please get a perspective on life.
I like you!!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We got the scores along with the in-pool letter today in mail. It's postmarked 02/01!!!! Well, it was supposedly to be received by 01/31! Also the test date on the scores is wrong. Anyway the scores are V 88, Q 94, N 91, VQN 95. Centreville elementary
So does that mean it is age normed?
Anonymous wrote:We got the scores along with the in-pool letter today in mail. It's postmarked 02/01!!!! Well, it was supposedly to be received by 01/31! Also the test date on the scores is wrong. Anyway the scores are V 88, Q 94, N 91, VQN 95. Centreville elementary
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Seriously. It's not like AAP is an issue for the poors anyway.
Sigh. I hope you're being ironic. Because why the hell isn't it an issue for lower-income kids?? There are SERIOUSLY no intelligent low-income kids in Ffx County?? NONE? God.