Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 18:42     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:why do they hold the results for so long?


They wait to include the state data.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 18:14     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Well they just posted SOL related stuff for my kids scores last year lol. As in the 21-21 year. So that is weird. It isn't even scores. It is comparing his 3rd and 4th grade percentiles (he is going into 6th and took 5th grade tests last year)


Same or similar document posted in my kid's account. Going into 5th grade this fall, and they posted just the 3rd grade scores and nothing for 4th, so we don't even see a comparison. Was this what they intended?

That's what I got too. Totally useless and must be a mistake.



Same here. Also have a rising 6th grader. I will admit it’s a cool chart. Would be even cooler if it had this year’s scores on it.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 17:46     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Well the document that gave me a nice little graph of my child's test scores up until last year was colorful, so at least there's that.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 17:41     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

why do they hold the results for so long?
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 17:22     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Well they just posted SOL related stuff for my kids scores last year lol. As in the 21-21 year. So that is weird. It isn't even scores. It is comparing his 3rd and 4th grade percentiles (he is going into 6th and took 5th grade tests last year)


Same or similar document posted in my kid's account. Going into 5th grade this fall, and they posted just the 3rd grade scores and nothing for 4th, so we don't even see a comparison. Was this what they intended?

That's what I got too. Totally useless and must be a mistake.


I actually laughed out loud. All this holding up the scores for the completely wrong document.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 17:06     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 16:35     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Well they just posted SOL related stuff for my kids scores last year lol. As in the 21-21 year. So that is weird. It isn't even scores. It is comparing his 3rd and 4th grade percentiles (he is going into 6th and took 5th grade tests last year)


Same or similar document posted in my kid's account. Going into 5th grade this fall, and they posted just the 3rd grade scores and nothing for 4th, so we don't even see a comparison. Was this what they intended?

That's what I got too. Totally useless and must be a mistake.


Same here. What a joke.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 16:34     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

looks like they are not posting today
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 16:25     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:Is that the only test your kid took? You don’t already know what areas need review?

Work on the summer packet now. Then review anything extra that comes up in August.

It's the only test she took with all of the grade level context. It's a good overview, if we actually get the score.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 16:25     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Well they just posted SOL related stuff for my kids scores last year lol. As in the 21-21 year. So that is weird. It isn't even scores. It is comparing his 3rd and 4th grade percentiles (he is going into 6th and took 5th grade tests last year)


Same or similar document posted in my kid's account. Going into 5th grade this fall, and they posted just the 3rd grade scores and nothing for 4th, so we don't even see a comparison. Was this what they intended?

That's what I got too. Totally useless and must be a mistake.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 16:21     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:Is that the only test your kid took? You don’t already know what areas need review?

Work on the summer packet now. Then review anything extra that comes up in August.


I just want to know his science score and no we don't get to see ANY science work all year or any science tests or get anything beyond a generic statement that my kid likes science.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 16:15     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Is that the only test your kid took? You don’t already know what areas need review?

Work on the summer packet now. Then review anything extra that comes up in August.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 16:13     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:Well they just posted SOL related stuff for my kids scores last year lol. As in the 21-21 year. So that is weird. It isn't even scores. It is comparing his 3rd and 4th grade percentiles (he is going into 6th and took 5th grade tests last year)


Same or similar document posted in my kid's account. Going into 5th grade this fall, and they posted just the 3rd grade scores and nothing for 4th, so we don't even see a comparison. Was this what they intended?
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 16:12     Subject: Re:When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Well, scores are now officially later than last year. Way to go APS.


Because it matters....why?

From earlier in the thread:


Anonymous wrote:
There's also usually a break down by topic. My kid had issues understanding fractions last winter. We worked on them and I think she gets it now, but if she bombed the fractions questions we'd practice more this summer. It would be good to see the score report.


Always good to review fractions.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2023 15:58     Subject: When does APS post ES SOL scores to parentvue?

Anonymous wrote:Well they just posted SOL related stuff for my kids scores last year lol. As in the 21-21 year. So that is weird. It isn't even scores. It is comparing his 3rd and 4th grade percentiles (he is going into 6th and took 5th grade tests last year)


Meant 20-21