So far everyone who posted had acceptances except a private school applicant. Does this mean they do send acceptances before rejections for most part?

Anonymous wrote:22015 No letter today

Same. 22015 no letter.

I’m the 145 NNAT. 134 Cogat and I was on pins and needles as I am also a teacher and I have had kids that I truly believe should go to AAP and they have been rejected with similar scores. I have no idea what goes on in central selection because once you think you have it figured out, a curveball is thrown. I never thought my child was in until I saw the letter. It’s an unfair system in my opinion. I’ve been teaching in the county for 15 years and could not tell you one way or another if you were in. I really think they play roulette in the office with the packets. That is all I can guess.

Anonymous wrote:How did everyone get the GBRS score? Did you just ask your child's teacher?

No, ours won't give it out until we have the letters but some AART's gave them out last month/when asked.

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Anonymous wrote:How did everyone get the GBRS score? Did you just ask your child's teacher?

You can ask the AART at your child’s school.

Thank you! (And everyone's else who responded!)

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cogat- 134
NNAT- 145
GBRS-14

Accepted. 22030[/quote]

But it's not like you were waiting on pins and needles with stats like that.
Congratulations![/quote]

We have both tests in upper 140s and I'm on pins needles because DC is a shy child and we don't know how the teacher has rated in GBRS. No letter yet.[/quote]
I'm with you. Mine had a 140 CogAT and a 137 WISC, (as well as absurdly high iready scores) and I'm still worried. I don't have any illusions that the AAP selection process is consistent or fair in any way.

Anonymous wrote:How did everyone get the GBRS score? Did you just ask your child's teacher?

Got a copy of thr file from the school by requesting the AART.

22015 No letter today

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cogat- 134
NNAT- 145
GBRS-14

Accepted. 22030[/quote]

But it's not like you were waiting on pins and needles with stats like that.
Congratulations![/quote]

We have both tests in upper 140s and I'm on pins needles because DC is a shy child and we don't know how the teacher has rated in GBRS. No letter yet.

NP:

Zip code 20120

NNAT: 128

CoGAT: 133

WISC V : 142 (completed past summer for possible LD reasons, identified as 2E)

GBRS: 12

DRA: 24

In-

Good luck everyone.

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Anonymous wrote:Cogat 138 NNAT 120 GBRS 15. Reading and math level II 20171 in !

Did u so the teacher about the reading level and math or did u get that from the packet? How can I find out if DC is in Level II?

Congrats to all who’ve been accepted!

Level ii letters were sent at the end of first grade at our school. Also copy the file says it AAP status code (for fcps students if applicable) - 2

DRA level 34.

Thank you to all posters who helped in this forum. congratulations for those who have been accepted and good luck for those appealing !!

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Anonymous wrote:20171
Received rejection letter today (Sat)
Parent referral from private school to middle school

GBRS 14
WISC-V was 132

I was shocked!

They completely ignore GBRS from private school. I'm not sure why you were shocked.

Wow how empathetic of you.

He also had great grades, recommendations and a good file ... well I guess not good enough.
Oh well.

Good luck to the rest of those waiting!!

But what is point to apply for middle school? He can register for any courses he wants, yes? What is the advantage of AAP designation in middle school?

NP. I don't have a dog in this fight because I don't have a second grader this year, but depending on where you live, some kids can choose different middle schools if they are accepted to AAP. Where we live, if you're non-AAP, you go to Stone MS, whereas AAP kids go to Rocky Run.

NP here

We are zoned for Rachel Carson anyway. The benefit would be taking AAP level Math, science and the like, vs regular or honors. He can choose courses but only up to a certain level. We tried, for example, because he is taking Alegbra 1 in private (6th) and without the AAP, he moves backwards a bit in math.

Are you sure about this? At our MS, they were very clear that there is no "AAP math" -- they just put kids in the class that they are supposed to be in. So, AAP kids might be taking Alg. I in 7th grade, but they could be with other non-AAP kids who also qualified to take Alg. I. Math is mixed AAP and non. Only Sci, Eng., and Soc. Stud. are grouped with only AAP kids in the class.

No letter yet.

Anonymous wrote:How did everyone get the GBRS score? Did you just ask your child's teacher?

You can ask the AART at your child’s school.

[quote=Anonymous]Cogat- 134
NNAT- 145
GBRS-14

Accepted. 22030[/quote]

But it's not like you were waiting on pins and needles with stats like that.
Congratulations!