Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our AART said she would be able to provide unofficial results tomorrow but that notification would be on April 26.
WHAT? That's barely any time left for the appeal, especially if parents are interested in private testing...
Anonymous wrote:when there are delays like this creates a distrust of a process that already engenders mistrust
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our AART said she would be able to provide unofficial results tomorrow but that notification would be on April 26.
What. That stinks as some of our AARTs will not do that.
Just emailed my AART. But knowing her, will likely not bother responding.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our AART said she would be able to provide unofficial results tomorrow but that notification would be on April 26.
What. That stinks as some of our AARTs will not do that.
Just emailed my AART. But knowing her, will likely not bother responding.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our AART said she would be able to provide unofficial results tomorrow but that notification would be on April 26.
What. That stinks as some of our AARTs will not do that.
Anonymous wrote:Our AART said she would be able to provide unofficial results tomorrow but that notification would be on April 26.
Anonymous wrote:Our AART said she would be able to provide unofficial results tomorrow but that notification would be on April 26.
Anonymous wrote:Our AART said she would be able to provide unofficial results tomorrow but that notification would be on April 26.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been one of the "patient" people on this thread about FCPS being late. But, it's a bit ridiculous some schools are sending out information while others are not.
This is a mess. FCPS should be ashamed at this. I don't care how we find out or when but make the process transparent. Take the second guessing out of it.
Anonymous wrote:I've been one of the "patient" people on this thread about FCPS being late. But, it's a bit ridiculous some schools are sending out information while others are not.