No email or snail mail yet congratulations to those that got in.

Anyone get a rejection email yet?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We got an email from our school (from the Principal): DC is eligible for the full-time Level IV Advanced Academic Program (AAP). The email might precede the official email from the county.

3 grade
NNAT 138 (1 grade)
COGAT 140 (2 grade)
WISC 99% (from the last year - rejected, appealed - rejected)
GBRS - no idea
Level II (since 1 grade) + Advanced Math
AAP IV - IN

Congrats! Another kid who should have been in last year!

Seriously. Another example of ignoring standardized measures and giving more weight to objective measures (GBRS). As a parent of a child that should have gotten in 1st round 2 yrs ago (NNAT 136; COGAT 143; DAS 145 - administered by FCPS; WISC 149) and had to appeal, maybe they should consider that it would save them a ton of time if these kids got in the 1st round instead of going through repeated appeals.

Anonymous wrote:We got an email from our school (from the Principal): DC is eligible for the full-time Level IV Advanced Academic Program (AAP). The email might precede the official email from the county.

3 grade
NNAT 138 (1 grade)
COGAT 140 (2 grade)
WISC 99% (from the last year - rejected, appealed - rejected)
GBRS - no idea
Level II (since 1 grade) + Advanced Math
AAP IV - IN

Congrats! Another kid who should have been in last year!

Anonymous wrote:We got an email from our school (from the Principal): DC is eligible for the full-time Level IV Advanced Academic Program (AAP). The email might precede the official email from the county.

3 grade
NNAT 138 (1 grade)
COGAT 140 (2 grade)
WISC 99% (from the last year - rejected, appealed - rejected)
GBRS - no idea
Level II (since 1 grade) + Advanced Math
AAP IV - IN

You know you're going to be asked what school. What school?

We got an email from our school (from the Principal): DC is eligible for the full-time Level IV Advanced Academic Program (AAP). The email might precede the official email from the county.

3 grade
NNAT 138 (1 grade)
COGAT 140 (2 grade)
WISC 99% (from the last year - rejected, appealed - rejected)
GBRS - no idea
Level II (since 1 grade) + Advanced Math
AAP IV - IN

I'm assuming the AARTs that have notified parents don't have many to notify. It would be very poor form to only notify some of the parents. Definitely a nice gesture from the AARTs to pick up the slack from the central office.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:May be some of the experienced AARTs knew this scheduling fiasco so when they sent initially during application acceptance stage, they responded - The AAP office will send out notification for either eligibility or ineligibility during the first week of April. Their correspondence will provide next steps for either outcome.

So essentially we have to wait till Monday April 12th.

This IS the first week of April.

It said April 5 and April 6.

Has anyone been able to reach a live person at the AAP office? I tried but just got vm.

Anonymous wrote:May be some of the experienced AARTs knew this scheduling fiasco so when they sent initially during application acceptance stage, they responded - The AAP office will send out notification for either eligibility or ineligibility during the first week of April. Their correspondence will provide next steps for either outcome.

So essentially we have to wait till Monday April 12th.

This IS the first week of April.

May be some of the experienced AARTs knew this scheduling fiasco so when they sent initially during application acceptance stage, they responded - The AAP office will send out notification for either eligibility or ineligibility during the first week of April. Their correspondence will provide next steps for either outcome.

So essentially we have to wait till Monday April 12th.

Not one person has received an official result from the AAP office? So much for April 8.

Anonymous wrote:It doesn't take long to hit send. Here are some things I can think of:

1. Too many applicants
2. Disconnect or inconsistencies between applications and parent email IDs on file (taking longer due to large volume?)
3. Whatever link you need to click to confirm your acceptance isn't working/not set up/other issues..
4. AAP office understaffed.. again brings me to #1

Gee, you’d think they have never done this before!

Can we all flood the AAP office with emails, and complaints? This is ridiculous.

It doesn't take long to hit send. Here are some things I can think of:

1. Too many applicants
2. Disconnect or inconsistencies between applications and parent email IDs on file (taking longer due to large volume?)
3. Whatever link you need to click to confirm your acceptance isn't working/not set up/other issues..
4. AAP office understaffed.. again brings me to #1