Thank you for all your replies. I'm sorry as I did leave out the PSI score which was 103 which was his lowest score. To make a long story short, last year the administration asked for parents to be on a G&T committee. So obviously I was very happy to be a part of it. Boy, I had no idea what I was getting into. We were used as pawns to roll out their new plan to make it more "inclusive" because in most of NJ (and if you read their definition of Gifted) every child is "Gifted" (and something that we heard over and over again from the administration). Myself and another lady, who represented the Parent Committee, presented our recommendations to the BOE and they twisted the information and used it for their own use to create the program that will now be implemented in the next few months. We researched and became the best advocates we could for our children. So when I was told that they did not have a full report for me I was shocked. How could that be? And when I spoke to the psychologist she clearly remembered my son from 2 years ago and was still impressed with his testing. So I know that there should be a breakdown of scores. I don't know if I should maybe have him tested again but outside. I guess we all have the fear that maybe they won't do as well. However, he is still so bright and as all of our fears it seems that it is just such a waste. I wish I had the time and money to do outside things with him but he is 9 and he is the oldest of 5 children. So do you think I should get him tested outside? We really don't have the money but I don't know what else to do. Thank you so much. Also, the scores that they use for the GAI (which they do not use in our school) are areas that I know my son would score well in as these are his strong points. Sorry I got off track but I have done so much research and have been on so many of the Gifted websites in the last year that I think I have become obsessed - well in a good way to help my child
. THANK YOU!!! UUUUUggggghhhhh!!!!
