Any other appeals in ? Please share.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a call from our local Level IV school asking us to not send DD to the center given that she got in on appeal. Nothing in the mail yet.

Can you please share the scores

WISC V FSIQ = 140
NNAT = 127
CogAT = 127
GBRS = 11

And the school was primarily asking us to keep DD there because it affects the number of teachers they get. They specifically said even plus 1 or 2 kids in a grade can make a difference.

Good score PP - since the school is contacting for numbers, does it mean that numbers/filling slots are a factor in making appeal decision by committee. I thought this was based on purely scores, looking at student portfolio as whole.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a call from our local Level IV school asking us to not send DD to the center given that she got in on appeal. Nothing in the mail yet.

Can you please share the scores

WISC V FSIQ = 140
NNAT = 127
CogAT = 127
GBRS = 11

And the school was primarily asking us to keep DD there because it affects the number of teachers they get. They specifically said even plus 1 or 2 kids in a grade can make a difference.

Thanks for sharing. It just seems like these schools who are contacting parents before they get the letter aren't following protocol. Have you decided whether to send your child to the center school? Our local school is a center anyway, so it's not an issue for us.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a call from our local Level IV school asking us to not send DD to the center given that she got in on appeal. Nothing in the mail yet.

Can you please share the scores

WISC V FSIQ = 140
NNAT = 127
CogAT = 127
GBRS = 11

And the school was primarily asking us to keep DD there because it affects the number of teachers they get. They specifically said even plus 1 or 2 kids in a grade can make a difference.

PP - very good scores, good luck!! Hope kid continues to flourish in the new program.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a call from our local Level IV school asking us to not send DD to the center given that she got in on appeal. Nothing in the mail yet.

Can you please share the scores

WISC V FSIQ = 140
NNAT = 127
CogAT = 127
GBRS = 11

And the school was primarily asking us to keep DD there because it affects the number of teachers they get. They specifically said even plus 1 or 2 kids in a grade can make a difference.

Wow..Your DD got very good WISC Score.

I tried calling AAP office and Its going to voicemail.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a call from our local Level IV school asking us to not send DD to the center given that she got in on appeal. Nothing in the mail yet.

Can you please share the scores

WISC V FSIQ = 140
NNAT = 127
CogAT = 127
GBRS = 11

And the school was primarily asking us to keep DD there because it affects the number of teachers they get. They specifically said even plus 1 or 2 kids in a grade can make a difference.

I think schools must have notified the status of the appeals. Not sure if we can call the school.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tried calling this morning, they did not pick up.

What do you mean "they did not pick up"?

NP here: you seriously do not understand what this means?

Yes, I'm serious, they didn't pick up means, 1) did not finish the screening? 2) did not send the letter out? 3) did not decide? or 4)......

OMG. They did not pick up the phone. What planet are you from?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tried calling this morning, they did not pick up.

What do you mean "they did not pick up"?

NP here: you seriously do not understand what this means?

Yes, I'm serious, they didn't pick up means, 1) did not finish the screening? 2) did not send the letter out? 3) did not decide? or 4)......

Anonymous wrote:Why would a school call you to discourage sending your child to the center? That doesn't seem right.

I think some schools try to build their local level IV programs and try to keep as many kids as possible so they don't have to fill the class with level III principal placements.

Anonymous wrote:My DS reported that his teacher told him today -- in front of his class, which seems odd/inappropriate -- that he got into the AAP program. No letter yet.

What are his scores? Can you please share . That info will be helpful to other parents.

My DS reported that his teacher told him today -- in front of his class, which seems odd/inappropriate -- that he got into the AAP program. No letter yet.

Why would a school call you to discourage sending your child to the center? That doesn't seem right.

Anonymous wrote:I got a call from our local Level IV school asking us to not send DD to the center given that she got in on appeal. Nothing in the mail yet.

Can you please share the scores