Sorry, more details... My daughter is eight. Like many others we have been supplementing her education all along. This fall, after her begging all summer, we decided to solely homeschool her, so no it won't matter what the school says.
I am just at a loss, the school was so sure of their placement of her and convinced me that she was having so much trouble with reading. Writing I can understand, she has motor dysgraphia, but they were so sure she was struggling, they even failed her in most of 3rd grade LA. They told me that this kid who had always been so far ahead was now not keeping up. We had many discussions and conferences about it. Dumb mom listened and started her reading program this fall going back to 3/4th grade reading exercises. Oh, I'm so mad at myself and now at a loss as to what I should be working with her on. The only thing that stood out on the test was that she did poorly on inference questions, no surprise, she has Aspergers. I am looking for input and suggestions from anyone who understands where she is and has any suggestions as to where to go from here? I am somewhat limited because I homeschool under a non-public school determination from the state so she can receive ancillary services, so I have to document what she is learning.
The testing report did align to Michigan state standards and printed a report showing the standard and if she mastered it, but I'm not sure how up to date the GLCE's are since they just revised ours last year, I'll have to ask. The only thing not checked is upper level spelling and word meaning, which she told me she didn't do well on, she "didn't like the format".
