Anonymous
Anonymous
06/16/2011 09:30
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
The continual posting of troll pics is laughable. Is that what this forum has come to - post juvenile pictures instead of addressing/debating what people are saying?
Anonymous
Anonymous
06/16/2011 09:21
Subject: Re:GT/AAP Appeals
Don't know about number 1, but 2 sounds right to me.
Anonymous
06/16/2011 09:21
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
Anonymous wrote:
if true, anyone care to speculate on the reasons?
My guesses would be : #1 - overcrowding
#2 - crackdown on paid testers whose names appear over and over on apps. with high WISC scores at odds with everything else in the file.
It's not true. 00:90 is likely to be right. It's the same troll.
Students don't compete each other for space. Overcrowding shouldn't be a consideration for selection.
Are you suggesting bribery to the licensed tester?
Anonymous
Anonymous
06/16/2011 09:08
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My sources close to the situation tell me the number of successful appeals this year will be dramatically lower. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 25% or less for successful appeals. There are several reasons behind this, I'm told.
don't buy it. The insider said several times above that the committe tries to give the benefit of the doubt etc.
They have in the past, but my contact told me there are changes this year. I guess we'll see.
if true, anyone care to speculate on the reasons?
My guesses would be : #1 - overcrowding
#2 - crackdown on paid testers whose names appear over and over on apps. with high WISC scores at odds with everything else in the file.
Anonymous
06/16/2011 09:00
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
Anonymous wrote:My sources close to the situation tell me the number of successful appeals this year will be dramatically lower. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 25% or less for successful appeals. There are several reasons behind this, I'm told.
Yippee! 07:19 the troll is back!!
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Anonymous
06/16/2011 08:57
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My sources close to the situation tell me the number of successful appeals this year will be dramatically lower. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 25% or less for successful appeals. There are several reasons behind this, I'm told.
don't buy it. The insider said several times above that the committe tries to give the benefit of the doubt etc.
They have in the past, but my contact told me there are changes this year. I guess we'll see.
Anonymous
06/16/2011 08:20
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
Anonymous wrote:I have decided to be at peace with whatever comes in that envelope. Whatever happens, happens!!
^ This is the best attitude I have heard around here in ages.
Anonymous
06/16/2011 08:06
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
I have decided to be at peace with whatever comes in that envelope. Whatever happens, happens!!
Anonymous
06/16/2011 07:52
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
Anonymous wrote:My sources close to the situation tell me the number of successful appeals this year will be dramatically lower. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 25% or less for successful appeals. There are several reasons behind this, I'm told.
don't buy it. The insider said several times above that the committe tries to give the benefit of the doubt etc.
Anonymous
06/16/2011 07:19
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
My sources close to the situation tell me the number of successful appeals this year will be dramatically lower. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 25% or less for successful appeals. There are several reasons behind this, I'm told.
Anonymous
06/16/2011 06:49
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
19:22 here. We didn't submit anything to the school, but that is where the letter came from. I read on the timeline this is when those letters come out. We appealed to the county with a WISC 128 and GBRS 12. Just kind of wondering if that is our answer.
Anonymous
06/15/2011 20:32
Subject: GT/AAP Appeals
19:22 Did you submit an AAP School-Based (Level III) Referral Form to the Advanced Academic Resource Teacher at the local school.