Families applying to private school 6th grade and 9th grade, take note: ISEE (ERB) scores are coming in lower than usual this year. The Independent School Entrance Exam test was revised in 2009. Scores, stanines, and percentile ranks are less than what many families anticipated due to the changes in the test. We are tracking news closely. Stay tuned...« Confidential Source Indicates Private School Directors of Admissions "Pissed" | Main | More on ISEE Lower Level 2009 Results »
December 14, 2009
ISEE (ERB) Scores Coming In
Families applying to private school 6th grade and 9th grade, take note: ISEE (ERB) scores are coming in lower than usual this year. The Independent School Entrance Exam test was revised in 2009. Scores, stanines, and percentile ranks are less than what many families anticipated due to the changes in the test. We are tracking news closely. Stay tuned...TrackBack
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Will this be corrected? Or can all students expect to see lower scores on the lower level ISEE when they take it this year? Any advice for students who have not taken it yet? It does seem to be very unfair to the students.
Posted by: allison | December 23, 2009 at 12:30 PM