How can I get my childs stat9 results? Her school say they no longer have them.?
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It's probably SAT-9.  The school probably sent the tests to the state, and the state should send the results to you.  But I don't know, without knowing which state we're talking about, whether the school gets individual student scores back from the state or only schoolwide scores.  Nevertheless, the school keeps a cum (cumulative) file on your student, and you have a legal right to see it.  Insist.  If necessary, insist with a lawyer in tow, and if necessary talk to the district, county, and state school boards.
460358
Have you tried contacting the school directly? I can't think of any other way to get that information.
1005735
Try their website or contact one of their students.
974812
Try contacting the British council - my shcool had one but she had to go home due to illness
21423
Call your high school. They should have a copy in your "permanent file." Seriously. (May cost $ and may take awhile as they may have moved those boxes to storage by now. No offense).
1179491
Go to the school or call the school and ask for copies. You will probably have to pay for each one and they ain't cheap.
44064
contact the school that you recieved it from. they will be able to help you out.
1143372
Go to your old school and ask for a transcript. Grades are not posted anywhere online for privacy reasons.
652265
I think you should call the school and ask them...or you can look at a website.
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I found the following at http://www.nche.com/law.html . It sounds like the easiest thing to do would be to locate a support group that organizes testing.\n\nTesting\nThe state law requires each home school to administer a nationally standardized achievement test, or other nationally standardized equivalent measure to all students. The state does not dictate which test must be given or who is to administer it. If your students are younger than 7, or older than 16 and not desiring to drive, they are not required to be listed on the "Notice of Intent" form and therefore are not required to be tested.\n\nMany local support groups organize group testing for their members. If you are interested in group testing, contact your local support group leader. If you need help in finding the support group nearest you, contact the NCHE office. A good source of information for those who are organizing a group is the NCHE Homeschool Leader's Handbook. \n\nTests may also be ordered and administered individually. Below are sources of some of the commonly used tests. The first two are designed for group testing and are available for all grade levels.\n\nCalifornia Achievement Test\nSource:\nBayside School Services • 800-723-3057\nCrosspointe Educational Services • (919) 577-1238\nSoutheast Educational Associates • (540) 496-7791\nThurber's Educational Assessments• (919) 967-5282\nIowa Test of Basic Skills\nSource: \nBJU Press, Testing Service • (800) 845-5731\nPiedmont Education Services • (336) 924-2494\nWoodcock Johnson Psycho-educational Test \n(designed for individual testing and administrable to all grade levels)\nSource: \nEducational Consultants, Private Schools and Learning Centers. Check the phone book or contact your local support group leader or NCHE.
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Read the paperwork from the specialist that come along with the child to school also contact there specialist and they can explain it. Also go to appointments with the child if parent permits it. It helps
462711
Ask the childs' teacher. I believe you can find out local information on the internet.
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Most states have websites specifically for their systems.  Here in NC we have a state website where you can find testing information that will let you see how the schools rank in their test scores.  Most states have something similar.  If you go to the NY site there will at the very least be an email or telephone number where you can contact someone from that system to find out.  Look in my sources...I have included the NY site for you and the NC just in case you want to check it out!  Hope this helps!
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Actaully I dont think she is able too. I have been wandering the same thing. You would think they would give her a script or something. They could send her back to school.
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That really scares me.  I am horrified that our teachers and children are failing because of this stupid TAKS test.  I have a son that will be starting Kindergarten next year.  I opted to go to a private school because he is already behind due to a speech problem.  He is doing so well in a small environment I chose not to send him to public school where he will get lost in a sea of 25 kids.\n\nThis may not be an option for you. Have you thought about Home Schooling?  Also, my sisters kids were behind and she sent them to tutoring through Sylvan.  It helped them tremendously.  You may have to find the money somewhere because she can not afford to get left behind again.  She may end up dropping out when she gets older.
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Unless you can go back to the doctor who provided the shots, or to a previous school who may have a copy, it's nearly impossible to get old shot records.  I work in a school, and we run into this problem all the time with people trying to register their children.  Unfortunately, many of the kids have to start the whole shot process over again.
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http://www.newberg.k12.or.us/~nhs/  if your school was in Oregon then here you go. Just give them a call and ask them for your papers. if you don't kive near them, let them know you need them mailed. Ofcourse they may ask what other school you need them for so, have that info ready for them