It depends on the administration of the school.
Many schools do not want to disclose what tests are administered for giftedness identification. Their reason was to prevent the parents preping for it. But it is a known fact in big city like New York (and they do prep to get in Gifted programs) and I believe administrators in smaller towns are more secretive. Some schools are doing this to meet the requirements and the less the parents know, the eaiser their job will be.
We were told that the kids are in the program but no other info available such as LOG (percentile, test scores, etc..). But when we met at the meeting, all the data were shared. I would have quoted Title 2 that Nautigal wrote and escalate to the school district if needed to.
Do reference your State code and the administration will hate but respect you and easier to push other things like differentiation (if your DD needs it).
