JFC, i agree that MCPS is a mess, but they had nothing to do with the decision to grant this perv a new trial. Give it a rest Janis

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Map testing is nationally normed

There's a lot of hatred on DCUM for MAP testing.

Let me simplify it for you: There's a lot of hatred on DCUM.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a specific data source that shows a huge problem MCPS glosses over.

https://moco360.media/2023/01/25/only-31-of-montgomery-county-students-grades-3-8-proficient-in-math-data-shows/

Only 31% of MCPS students grades 3-8 are proficient in math.

A follow up survey is needed: For those who tested proficient, how many received private tutoring? I’m sure the numbers would have been worse if some families hadn’t paid for private tutoring.

Old news. This was the MCAP, a badly designed test which most don't care about.
As you can see, No school district shows proficiency not just MCPS. Highest was 38%.

You don’t like the data so in typical MCPS fashion, you blame the test instead of accepting there’s a serious problem. The MCAP has been around for over a decade. If it’s a bad assessment, there’s been time to give the state department that feedback to design a better test.

The test is measuring on grade level standards, skills that all students within a grade should have mastered. You really think it’s ok that 69% of students assessed are not proficient with on grade level math skills on a non-MCPS test? So sad that’s the attitude from MCPS Central Office as well.

You have to admit that there’s a problem before you can develop a plan to fix it.

No, it has not. It was first administered after the pandemic to replace PARCC.
It's easy to spot the trolls who have no idea of what they're talking about.

It’s easy to spot the MCPS employees whose full time job is to post on blogs like DCUM. Everything is great so we don’t have to worry about the 69% of students who are not proficient.

One thing for sure, I am not a MCPS employee. Just a parent, not a troll like you.
Make sure your tinfoil hat is tight.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a specific data source that shows a huge problem MCPS glosses over.

https://moco360.media/2023/01/25/only-31-of-montgomery-county-students-grades-3-8-proficient-in-math-data-shows/

Only 31% of MCPS students grades 3-8 are proficient in math.

A follow up survey is needed: For those who tested proficient, how many received private tutoring? I’m sure the numbers would have been worse if some families hadn’t paid for private tutoring.

Old news. This was the MCAP, a badly designed test which most don't care about.
As you can see, No school district shows proficiency not just MCPS. Highest was 38%.

You don’t like the data so in typical MCPS fashion, you blame the test instead of accepting there’s a serious problem. The MCAP has been around for over a decade. If it’s a bad assessment, there’s been time to give the state department that feedback to design a better test.

The test is measuring on grade level standards, skills that all students within a grade should have mastered. You really think it’s ok that 69% of students assessed are not proficient with on grade level math skills on a non-MCPS test? So sad that’s the attitude from MCPS Central Office as well.

You have to admit that there’s a problem before you can develop a plan to fix it.

No, it has not. It was first administered after the pandemic to replace PARCC.
It's easy to spot the trolls who have no idea of what they're talking about.

It’s easy to spot the MCPS employees whose full time job is to post on blogs like DCUM. Everything is great so we don’t have to worry about the 69% of students who are not proficient.

Only 5% of Frederick County Public Schools tenth graders earned proficient scores on both English and math standardized tests for the 2021-22 school year.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a specific data source that shows a huge problem MCPS glosses over.

https://moco360.media/2023/01/25/only-31-of-montgomery-county-students-grades-3-8-proficient-in-math-data-shows/

Only 31% of MCPS students grades 3-8 are proficient in math.

A follow up survey is needed: For those who tested proficient, how many received private tutoring? I’m sure the numbers would have been worse if some families hadn’t paid for private tutoring.

Old news. This was the MCAP, a badly designed test which most don't care about.
As you can see, No school district shows proficiency not just MCPS. Highest was 38%.

You don’t like the data so in typical MCPS fashion, you blame the test instead of accepting there’s a serious problem. The MCAP has been around for over a decade. If it’s a bad assessment, there’s been time to give the state department that feedback to design a better test.

The test is measuring on grade level standards, skills that all students within a grade should have mastered. You really think it’s ok that 69% of students assessed are not proficient with on grade level math skills on a non-MCPS test? So sad that’s the attitude from MCPS Central Office as well.

You have to admit that there’s a problem before you can develop a plan to fix it.

No, it has not. It was first administered after the pandemic to replace PARCC.
It's easy to spot the trolls who have no idea of what they're talking about.

Exactly. Everything is good, everything is fine, plus sand is tasty so that's why I keep my head buried in it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Map testing is nationally normed

There's a lot of hatred on DCUM for MAP testing.

I like the MAP testing K-6th but once they are on a math track it seems silly.

Compare the students actually on level vs the amount of A and B grades and that should incatebthe amount out grade inflation fraud involved in the district.

Anonymous wrote:Map testing is nationally normed

There's a lot of hatred on DCUM for MAP testing.

Anonymous wrote:Map testing is nationally normed

So why MCAP then?

Anonymous wrote:To celebrate that we did better than the other Maryland counties but the proficiency rate was 31% is an abysmal argument. There’s nothing to celebrate with scores of that nature.

Who is celebrating? Where?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a specific data source that shows a huge problem MCPS glosses over.

https://moco360.media/2023/01/25/only-31-of-montgomery-county-students-grades-3-8-proficient-in-math-data-shows/

Only 31% of MCPS students grades 3-8 are proficient in math.

A follow up survey is needed: For those who tested proficient, how many received private tutoring? I’m sure the numbers would have been worse if some families hadn’t paid for private tutoring.

Old news. This was the MCAP, a badly designed test which most don't care about.
As you can see, No school district shows proficiency not just MCPS. Highest was 38%.

You don’t like the data so in typical MCPS fashion, you blame the test instead of accepting there’s a serious problem. The MCAP has been around for over a decade. If it’s a bad assessment, there’s been time to give the state department that feedback to design a better test.

The test is measuring on grade level standards, skills that all students within a grade should have mastered. You really think it’s ok that 69% of students assessed are not proficient with on grade level math skills on a non-MCPS test? So sad that’s the attitude from MCPS Central Office as well.

You have to admit that there’s a problem before you can develop a plan to fix it.

No, it has not. It was first administered after the pandemic to replace PARCC.
It's easy to spot the trolls who have no idea of what they're talking about.

To celebrate that we did better than the other Maryland counties but the proficiency rate was 31% is an abysmal argument. There’s nothing to celebrate with scores of that nature.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a specific data source that shows a huge problem MCPS glosses over.

https://moco360.media/2023/01/25/only-31-of-montgomery-county-students-grades-3-8-proficient-in-math-data-shows/

Only 31% of MCPS students grades 3-8 are proficient in math.

A follow up survey is needed: For those who tested proficient, how many received private tutoring? I’m sure the numbers would have been worse if some families hadn’t paid for private tutoring.

Old news. This was the MCAP, a badly designed test which most don't care about.
As you can see, No school district shows proficiency not just MCPS. Highest was 38%.

You don’t like the data so in typical MCPS fashion, you blame the test instead of accepting there’s a serious problem. The MCAP has been around for over a decade. If it’s a bad assessment, there’s been time to give the state department that feedback to design a better test.

The test is measuring on grade level standards, skills that all students within a grade should have mastered. You really think it’s ok that 69% of students assessed are not proficient with on grade level math skills on a non-MCPS test? So sad that’s the attitude from MCPS Central Office as well.

You have to admit that there’s a problem before you can develop a plan to fix it.

Map testing is nationally normed