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SOL Testing at the High School
Posted by:
Household 6
()
Date: May 28, 2014 10:55AM
My daughter was excited and ready to take her sol today, and they cancelled it
My daughter has been lying to me since we moved here back in September. she said school started at 7:20 but according to the email they can't start the SOL an hour late? Take it takes an hour to turn on the computers and what not. It will mean they could of started the exam at 8:20AM?
"Due to a power outage last night, we did not have power in the building until around 7:15 a.m this morning. Because of the outage we were unable to test this morning. Students who were scheduled to take a math SOL today will now take it Friday, May 30th.
Students who were schedule to take their math SOL on Friday will now take it on Monday June 2nd. Please let me know if you have any questions". I can be reached at Neking@fcps.edu.
Sincerely,
Nardos King
My daughter has been lying to me since we moved here back in September. she said school started at 7:20 but according to the email they can't start the SOL an hour late? Take it takes an hour to turn on the computers and what not. It will mean they could of started the exam at 8:20AM?
"Due to a power outage last night, we did not have power in the building until around 7:15 a.m this morning. Because of the outage we were unable to test this morning. Students who were scheduled to take a math SOL today will now take it Friday, May 30th.
Students who were schedule to take their math SOL on Friday will now take it on Monday June 2nd. Please let me know if you have any questions". I can be reached at Neking@fcps.edu.
Sincerely,
Nardos King
Re: SOL Testing at the High School
Posted by:
rhegs
()
Date: May 28, 2014 10:58AM
Household 6 Wrote:
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> My daughter was excited and ready to take her sol
> today, and they cancelled it
> My daughter has been lying to me since we moved
> here back in September. she said school started
> at 7:20 but according to the email they can't
> start the SOL an hour late? Take it takes an
> hour to turn on the computers and what not. It
> will mean they could of started the exam at
> 8:20AM?
>
Don't worry, if your daughter is actually your own blood she is bound to fail.
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> My daughter was excited and ready to take her sol
> today, and they cancelled it
> My daughter has been lying to me since we moved
> here back in September. she said school started
> at 7:20 but according to the email they can't
> start the SOL an hour late? Take it takes an
> hour to turn on the computers and what not. It
> will mean they could of started the exam at
> 8:20AM?
>
Don't worry, if your daughter is actually your own blood she is bound to fail.
Re: SOL Testing at the High School
Posted by:
Bill.N.
()
Date: May 28, 2014 11:01AM
You must be at Mount Vernon.
Re: SOL Testing at the High School
Posted by:
Household 6
()
Date: May 28, 2014 11:04AM
My daughter attend 4 different schools since first grade. The Assistant principal, Principal, and her half her teachers are incompetent. My daughter was received good grades last year back in Wisconsin, but now she is at risk at failing Biology and Algebra. she failed her biology sol because her teacher has no idea on how to teach, and if you go on the website it says only 50% of the school passed the math sol last year. I am sure that won't change this year
rhegs Wrote:
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> Household 6 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > My daughter was excited and ready to take her
> sol
> > today, and they cancelled it
> > My daughter has been lying to me since we moved
> > here back in September. she said school
> started
> > at 7:20 but according to the email they can't
> > start the SOL an hour late? Take it takes an
> > hour to turn on the computers and what not. It
> > will mean they could of started the exam at
> > 8:20AM?
> >
>
> Don't worry, if your daughter is actually your own
> blood she is bound to fail.
rhegs Wrote:
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> Household 6 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > My daughter was excited and ready to take her
> sol
> > today, and they cancelled it
> > My daughter has been lying to me since we moved
> > here back in September. she said school
> started
> > at 7:20 but according to the email they can't
> > start the SOL an hour late? Take it takes an
> > hour to turn on the computers and what not. It
> > will mean they could of started the exam at
> > 8:20AM?
> >
>
> Don't worry, if your daughter is actually your own
> blood she is bound to fail.
Re: SOL Testing at the High School
Posted by:
Household 6
()
Date: May 28, 2014 11:05AM
Bill.N. Wrote:
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> You must be at Mount Vernon.
Yes, any reason why they can't the test a little bit late? They don't even have afternoon testing today not sure why but they don't.
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> You must be at Mount Vernon.
Yes, any reason why they can't the test a little bit late? They don't even have afternoon testing today not sure why but they don't.
Re: SOL Testing at the High School
Posted by:
suggestion box
()
Date: May 28, 2014 02:13PM
Why don't you call them up and ask? They might already be in their cars but you can try again tomorrow. The time is 2:11. PM.
My kids use the SOL's as a good time to catch up on some sleep. Finish in 10 minutes and take a nap while the others finished. They are always excited for SOL days, just like your daughter.
It seems to me it would have made more sense to move your test to the 2nd, rather than move both sets of students, if it really had to be rescheduled.
SOL's are not that big of a deal. If half the kids are flunking maybe they are just not that bright. Just sayin...
My kids use the SOL's as a good time to catch up on some sleep. Finish in 10 minutes and take a nap while the others finished. They are always excited for SOL days, just like your daughter.
It seems to me it would have made more sense to move your test to the 2nd, rather than move both sets of students, if it really had to be rescheduled.
SOL's are not that big of a deal. If half the kids are flunking maybe they are just not that bright. Just sayin...
Re: SOL Testing at the High School
Posted by:
A&&hole and proud of it
()
Date: May 28, 2014 02:39PM
suggestion box Wrote:
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> Why don't you call them up and ask? They might
> already be in their cars but you can try again
> tomorrow. The time is 2:11. PM.
>
>
> My kids use the SOL's as a good time to catch up
> on some sleep. Finish in 10 minutes and take a nap
> while the others finished. They are always excited
> for SOL days, just like your daughter.
>
> It seems to me it would have made more sense to
> move your test to the 2nd, rather than move both
> sets of students, if it really had to be
> rescheduled.
>
> SOL's are not that big of a deal. If half the kids
> are flunking maybe they are just not that bright.
> Just sayin...
Half the population IS below average.
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> Why don't you call them up and ask? They might
> already be in their cars but you can try again
> tomorrow. The time is 2:11. PM.
>
>
> My kids use the SOL's as a good time to catch up
> on some sleep. Finish in 10 minutes and take a nap
> while the others finished. They are always excited
> for SOL days, just like your daughter.
>
> It seems to me it would have made more sense to
> move your test to the 2nd, rather than move both
> sets of students, if it really had to be
> rescheduled.
>
> SOL's are not that big of a deal. If half the kids
> are flunking maybe they are just not that bright.
> Just sayin...
Half the population IS below average.
Re: SOL Testing at the High School
Posted by:
Jose Am
()
Date: May 07, 2015 06:21PM
different years same problems