Anonymous wrote:Is there any reason to retake a pass to get pass advanced in middle school? Was just under the pass advanced score. This has no relevance whatsoever this yr does it?

You cannot retake a test they passed. Retakes are only for students in a very specific failure range (close to passing, within a couple questions)

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Anonymous wrote:Where do we find questions and answer key for the SOL that was already taken?

Never. Not even teachers get to see what was on the SOL. It is literally a black box, they have not released any questions for years.

There is apparently a way to get these via https://va-results.pearsonaccessnext.com/ but it looks like FCPS doesn't use this.

Oh we can get results! We get the standard, the level of difficulty, and whether a student got it right or wrong, but we don't get to see the questions. We see "A.5.1" with an x or a checkmark. Does that website show the actual question and what the student chose/entered?

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Anonymous wrote:Where do we find questions and answer key for the SOL that was already taken?

Never. Not even teachers get to see what was on the SOL. It is literally a black box, they have not released any questions for years.

There is apparently a way to get these via https://va-results.pearsonaccessnext.com/ but it looks like FCPS doesn't use this.

Is there any reason to retake a pass to get pass advanced in middle school? Was just under the pass advanced score. This has no relevance whatsoever this yr does it?

Anonymous wrote:Where do we find questions and answer key for the SOL that was already taken?

Never. Not even teachers get to see what was on the SOL. It is literally a black box, they have not released any questions for years.

Where do we find questions and answer key for the SOL that was already taken?

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Anonymous wrote:It would be nice to know immediately like the MAP scores.

MAP is only immediate if the kid remembers the RIT given at the end of the test. otherwise we have to wait months for fcps to load to parentvue

DP, my kid had his MAP score loaded into ParentVue within days (but the test date is wrong so we’re not even sure if the test score is right or if there was a typo …) but is still waiting on the reading SOL score from a week and a half ago. Has not taken math yet - later this week.

I wish all schools would do this. Ours was done with reading and math by May 5. We could have used the extra time.

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Anonymous wrote:Now our AP wrote an email saying that the instructions were not read correctly to the students and everyone has the choice to retake it at our school, if they choose so. The problem is: we do not know how the kids did to decide!

Is the score in SIS?

still no score in SIS

Did you really think someone was going to be working the weekend to load SOL scores into SIS?

Yes, the AP made mention of receiving score over the weekend. Some even received individual scores via email. But, thanks for playing!

My kid too reading SOL last Monday and it was there this week.

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Anonymous wrote:It would be nice to know immediately like the MAP scores.

MAP is only immediate if the kid remembers the RIT given at the end of the test. otherwise we have to wait months for fcps to load to parentvue

DP, my kid had his MAP score loaded into ParentVue within days (but the test date is wrong so we’re not even sure if the test score is right or if there was a typo …) but is still waiting on the reading SOL score from a week and a half ago. Has not taken math yet - later this week.

Anonymous wrote:It would be nice to know immediately like the MAP scores.

MAP is only immediate if the kid remembers the RIT given at the end of the test. otherwise we have to wait months for fcps to load to parentvue

I have scores for my child who took reading SOL on tuesday but not the child who took it thursday. both elementary

Today is the day!

I have a score in SIS for my ES kid this morning.

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Anonymous wrote:Now our AP wrote an email saying that the instructions were not read correctly to the students and everyone has the choice to retake it at our school, if they choose so. The problem is: we do not know how the kids did to decide!

Is the score in SIS?

still no score in SIS

Did you really think someone was going to be working the weekend to load SOL scores into SIS?

Np. Ideally they could figure out a way to automate these things.