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As diagnostic tools they are very inexpensive to use. S's school is doing the same as emeraldkitty's, and, no, there's definitely no harm in early testing. If you don't score unusually high, nothing lost because nothing was expected. If, on the other hand, student scores unusually high, you can start asking for higher level classes or looking for a different school if they are not offered. In our public school, with over 25 AP courses offered plus IB Program, they needed to find out where everybody stood very early.
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