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The FCAT Parent Network was supposed to give parents access to their children's FCAT writing scores beginning yesterday. It didn't work.
"A software upgrade resulted in a slower upload time of the files. A patch from the software company solved the problem," Florida Department of Education spokesman Tom Butler told the Gradebook.
So now it works. If you have a log-in, have at it. And stay tuned for more scores to come in the next few weeks.
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Not surprised. It's the FCAT way...
Posted by: teacher | May 14, 2008 at 06:17 PM