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ChiTechParent.
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CPS_Parent
GuestWith so many scores and discussions in the PreACT 9 thread, I thought it might be helpful to collect individual results in one place using a consistent format.
If you’re comfortable sharing, please include:
Tier: 1, 2, 3, or 4
Current school: SEES, Academic Center (AC), Neighborhood, Neighborhood (Accelerated Program), or Private *No need to list actual school, just type of school/program
PreACT 9 composite score: 1–32
Total admissions points: Out of 640 (GPA + PreACT)
1st choice high school:
2nd choice high school:EXAMPLE:
Tier: 4
School type: Neighborhood (Accelerated Program)
PreACT 9: 26
Total points: 580
1st choice: Lane Tech
2nd choice: JonesObviously, this won’t be a representative sample of all CPS applicants, but might give us some useful insight.
Tier:
School type:
PreACT 9:
Total points:
1st choice:
2nd choice: -
Student
GuestTier 3
Taft Academic Center
26
Whitney
Lane-
Student
Guest580 total points
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Anon Parent
GuestTier: 4
School type: CPS Magnet School
PreACT 9: 30
Total points: 620
1st choice: Northside
2nd choice: Payton -
Parent neighborhood school
GuestTier 4 neighborhood school
Pre ACT 9: 25
Total 570
1: Jones
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Pondderiver
GuestTier 1 private school
Pre ACT 9: 24
Total 569
1: WY
2: Jones-
Pondderiver
GuestMeant 560
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Testprepmooom
GuestTier 3
Magnet school
28
Whitney
Lane
Points: 600-
Student
GuestWas your child one of the highest scorers?
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Testprepmooom
GuestNo there was a 29, 30, and 32 but they weren’t all tier 3.
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Somebody
GuestTier: 4
School type: CPS SEES
PreACT 9: 31
Total points: 630
1st choice: Payton
2nd choice: WY-
Somebody else
GuestWhat was ur sub score
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laurenschwartz06
ParticipantYou can also fill out the poll another parent created on the other PreACT9 thread if you haven’t already, just to start gauging averages (but not by tier, etc.): https://votegenerator.com/#results=eoa6na66zetj
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CPS_Parent
GuestYep, filled that out as well. It’s helpful for getting a general sense of scores, but I wish it showed the median and score distribution
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Student
GuestTier 4
Neighborhood school (Accelerated)
25
550
Jones
WhitneyIn my class, all the Pre-ACT scores have been from 20 to 31. The most frequent score I’ve seen is 25.
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Student
GuestI’ve also spoken to some students from the WY AC program, and they’ve reported 27, 28, 28, 28, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 31, 32, 32
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Arby
GuestTier: 4
School type: Classical
PreACT 9: 30
Total points: 620
1st choice: Lane Tech
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Anne
GuestTier 2
Neighborhood school
PreACT 9: 30
Total Points: 620
1st choice: Jones
2nd choice: YoungScores from neighborhood school seem to be mostly 17-28.
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Parent Guest
GuestTier: 4
School type: Catholic School
PreACT 9: 32
Total points: 640
1st choice: Northside
2nd choice: Payton -
Alan
GuestTier:2
School type: neighborhood
Preact 9: 21
Total points: 530
1st choice: Whitney
2nd choice: PaytonI’ll be honest I don’t think I’m getting accepted😢
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Pondderiver
GuestYou never know, it is likely only people with high scores are sharing their results. 21 is a solid score no matter the HS choice outcome, you should be proud of yourself!
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balalallla
GuestPlease post if your school has reported the average composite score in your school. I hear schools are starting to release this.
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Student
GuestTier 1
Magnet School
PreACT 9: 20
Total Points: 520
1 WY
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guest123
GuestAnything above a 22 is 90th percentile. 26 is 95th percentile. The average was a 15 and a huge majority of students scored between 11-15
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Arby
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CPS_Parent
GuestThanks! Where was this posted (parent page) – is this on the Selective Enrollment Programs page on GO CPS (https://www.cps.edu/gocps/high-school/explore/selective-enrollment-programs/)? Can’t seem to find it.
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Arby
GuestIt was sent to me first from the school counselor, then in an email from the Office of Access & Enrollment. I’m not sure where it’s posted online.
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Arby
GuestIt’s interesting that the percentiles aren’t totally in line with national averages. It seems like CPS outperformed in the higher scores by about a point? 95th percentile is a 27 and 90th is a 23. 99th percentile is a 31.
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CPS_Parent
GuestAlso those national averages are for 9th graders, no?
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Alan
GuestAdmin for my school hasn’t spoken up about any scores. All I know is that someone got a score of 22 and 19. The sad thing is I’m like top of my class and I only scored 21. I heard nothing about someone getting a 32 since almost nobody is getting the act email or bothering to check.
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Student
GuestTier 4
Neighborhood school
32
640
Whitney
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Arby
GuestDecatur Classical Average: 27.76, compared to 15 for the District. 52.9% of students at Decatur scored a 29 or above, compared to 2.6% for the District
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Peekaboo parent
GuestGood job but how many kids is that 15?
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Student
GuestEven though it seems like a ton of people are getting 30+ only 420 actually did. As long as you have a 25 or up, even tier 4 can likely get into at least one selective enrollment highschool.
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Somebody else
GuestTier: 4
School type: private (Accelerated Program)
PreACT 9: 31
Total points: 630
1st choice: Payton
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Denmark Turner-Brown
GuestTier: 4
School type: AC
PreACT: 32
Tital Points: 640 -
HH
GuestTier: 3
School type: neighborhood
PreACT 9: 25
Total points: 570
1st choice: Northside
2nd choice: Lane -
Danny
GuestTier:4
School type: Catholic
PreACT 9:30
Total points: 620
1st choice: St. Ignatius
2nd choice: Lane -
Danny
GuestTier:4
School type: Catholic
PreACT 9:30
Total points: 620
1st choice: St. Ignatius
2nd choice: Lane -
MommaT
GuestTier:2
School type: neighborhood
Preact 9: 21
Total points: 510
1st choice: Jones
2nd choice: Whitney -
ChiTechParent
ParticipantTier: 4
School type: Classical
PreACT 9: 31 (Math:32, Reading:32)
Total points: 630
1st choice: Whitney
2nd choice: Payton
3rd choice: LaneNorthside is like driving to another universe plus their open house 1+ hr wait lines were a major turnoff 🙁 Can’t imagine how inefficient the day to day operations are
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