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[quote=Anonymous]http://www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.php/7539/urlt/iready-norms-tables-K-8-2020.pdf We found this online. DS in 3rd was 97th percentile for Reading and 99th plus for math.

Anonymous wrote: Common Core Math 8 does not have a lot of new content. If your student excelled in Math 7 and has iReady scores that show Algebra readiness, then Math 8 is not a …

One kid scored 97th percentile in reading and way over the 99th percentile mark in math, which fits completely with my expectations. My older child scored only 85th percentile in reading and …

Last year our FCPS ES (an AAP center, so we have plenty of advanced math classes to go around) implemented a program that any kid who pass advanced on the math SOL or got …

[quote=Anonymous]One of my DC score above what’s expected for fall but still a very low percentile. Doesn’t make sense. [/quote] Options Disable HTML in this message Disable BB …

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My common sense approach is to have the entire grade switch classrooms for math and ELA based on some combined view of iready scores, CogAT scores, grades, SOL scores, …

They moved for math, ELA, social studies and science. Different teachers taught AAP for the different subjects. The student had Specials with their home room that was a mix of all …

If a kid needs advanced math, but low reading and the low reading group meets with the reading teacher during the time the high math group is in math- where is the kid going to attend class? …