Anonymous
Post 12/21/2024 10:24     Subject: Hspt
Anonymous wrote:We got scores yesterday as well. Arlington diocese k-8.


We did not, also k-8 in Arlington. Which school?
Anonymous
Post 12/21/2024 09:08     Subject: Hspt
Anonymous wrote:My DS took the test at the school he is applying to. They said they get the results later in Dec (he took it Dec 7) but they won't send out the results until after decisions are made in February. I was surprised to see that they apparently own the results even though we paid for the test.


Our school was this way too. We didn’t get the scores until after he was accepted. I kind of liked it. One less thing to stress about.
Anonymous
Post 12/21/2024 08:49     Subject: Hspt
We got scores yesterday as well. Arlington diocese k-8.
Anonymous
Post 12/21/2024 08:25     Subject: Hspt
Did anyone else receive scores from an Arlington Diocese school?
Anonymous
Post 12/21/2024 07:50     Subject: Hspt
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The website for ADW says January 26.


I wonder if you can see them sooner, we got an email from St. John’s today saying they would update the HSPT score section in the admissions portal as the results are received. Although they likely just meant they’d check the box that they got the scores.

I don’t understand the secrecy around the score or why it would not come directly to us when available since we paid for our children to sit for the exam. The schools should not have control over when we get the score.


Probably has to do with parents contacting whoever they can to do whatever they can to help their child once unfavorable scores are received. Holding them until after schools make decisions could eliminate a lot of this.


But also makes it hard to know if you need a plan C or D. Would people be ok with not knowing their SAT score before sending to a school and not knowing their results until March?
Anonymous
Post 12/21/2024 07:46     Subject: Hspt
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The website for ADW says January 26.


I wonder if you can see them sooner, we got an email from St. John’s today saying they would update the HSPT score section in the admissions portal as the results are received. Although they likely just meant they’d check the box that they got the scores.

I don’t understand the secrecy around the score or why it would not come directly to us when available since we paid for our children to sit for the exam. The schools should not have control over when we get the score.


Probably has to do with parents contacting whoever they can to do whatever they can to help their child once unfavorable scores are received. Holding them until after schools make decisions could eliminate a lot of this.
Anonymous
Post 12/20/2024 20:01     Subject: Re:Hspt
Good to know! How did your DC do with the more challenging test? As expected?
Anonymous
Post 12/20/2024 16:01     Subject: Hspt
As an FYI, our principalⁿ for an Arlongton dioces school l just emailed out our DCs hspt results.
Anonymous
Post 12/20/2024 11:51     Subject: Hspt
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The website for ADW says January 26.


I wonder if you can see them sooner, we got an email from St. John’s today saying they would update the HSPT score section in the admissions portal as the results are received. Although they likely just meant they’d check the box that they got the scores.

I don’t understand the secrecy around the score or why it would not come directly to us when available since we paid for our children to sit for the exam. The schools should not have control over when we get the score.


I agree completely! It's not fair to the families. Everything seems to favor the schools.
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2024 20:32     Subject: Hspt
Our school in the Arlington diocese got scores on Monday. Will release the scores via email to families on Saturday morning. Kids took the test on Dec. 5.
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2024 16:16     Subject: Hspt
Anonymous wrote:The website for ADW says January 26.


I wonder if you can see them sooner, we got an email from St. John’s today saying they would update the HSPT score section in the admissions portal as the results are received. Although they likely just meant they’d check the box that they got the scores.

I don’t understand the secrecy around the score or why it would not come directly to us when available since we paid for our children to sit for the exam. The schools should not have control over when we get the score.
Anonymous
Post 12/17/2024 07:08     Subject: Hspt
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.


dye


Well we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar and least be correct.


Well, we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar, at least be correct.


Isn’t it fortunate that the person you are quoting wasn’t correcting anyone’s comma usage?

“Dye” is still wrong.


Yes, it is wrong.

They were using incorrect punctuation, not to correct grammar, but to correct a misspelling or incorrect word choice.

And they were doing it while insulting another PP and that PP’s child. A double offense.



And you thought it best to then insult them and their child? Do you teach your child not to yell by screaming at them, as well?


Actually, no. As most would understand, the above was simply a corrected version of the insulting post. It holds a mirror up to the PP who was rudely criticizing another for a typo or incorrect word choice while making the same mistake and compounding it all with bad punctuation.


Anonymous
Post 12/17/2024 07:00     Subject: Hspt
The website for ADW says January 26.
Anonymous
Post 12/16/2024 23:33     Subject: Hspt
But seriously does anyone know the exact date that we will receive the scores? More so I don’t bother myself with thinking I need to check the inbox for it.
Anonymous
Post 12/16/2024 22:39     Subject: Hspt
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I mean what else can you do? The die is cast for next year and you can’t retake it.


dye


Well we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar and least be correct.


Well, we know one kid not getting in. If you’re going to try to correct grammar, at least be correct.


Isn’t it fortunate that the person you are quoting wasn’t correcting anyone’s comma usage?

“Dye” is still wrong.


Yes, it is wrong.

They were using incorrect punctuation, not to correct grammar, but to correct a misspelling or incorrect word choice.

And they were doing it while insulting another PP and that PP’s child. A double offense.



And you thought it best to then insult them and their child? Do you teach your child not to yell by screaming at them, as well?