Just got AAP screening file from AAP teacher and My DC's GBRS was 9, NAT 145 and VQN 93.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I can't even follow what's going on with these nutters.


Tell me about it!
Why do you keep responding to yourself? Just trying to stir the pot?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I can't even follow what's going on with these nutters.


Tell me about it!
Why do you keep responding to yourself? Just trying to stir the pot?


How can you tell?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I can't even follow what's going on with these nutters.


Tell me about it!
Why do you keep responding to yourself? Just trying to stir the pot?


How can you tell?


Summa Cum Laude with Honors - 9th grade. Rhodes Scholar from College at age 18. Fairfax County AAP starting in K. A lot of prepping from my parents.

Parents died young, can't find a job, hate people, depressed, spend my time bashing a broken system that didn't let me be me!
Anonymous
Summa Cum Laude with Honors - 9th grade. Rhodes Scholar from College at age 18. Fairfax County AAP starting in K. A lot of prepping from my parents.

Parents died young, can't find a job, hate people, depressed, spend my time bashing a broken system that didn't let me be me!


Best of luck to you! May your circumstances soon change for the better.

Hanging out here in the hinterlands of weird and obsessive mommies is fine for those of us who have settled into our small time lives here in DCUMville but I somehow think that you are destined for greater things.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Summa Cum Laude with Honors - 9th grade. Rhodes Scholar from College at age 18. Fairfax County AAP starting in K. A lot of prepping from my parents.

Parents died young, can't find a job, hate people, depressed, spend my time bashing a broken system that didn't let me be me!


Best of luck to you! May your circumstances soon change for the better.

Hanging out here in the hinterlands of weird and obsessive mommies is fine for those of us who have settled into our small time lives here in DCUMville but I somehow think that you are destined for greater things.


Get real. The poster is a fake, trying to establish that parents who "push" their kids into AAP will die young leaving a dysfunctional child. Big clue: "AAP starting in K." Doesn't happen.
Anonymous
Let this thread die already! Haven't you had enough nonsensical, half-witted one-liners?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Summa Cum Laude with Honors - 9th grade. Rhodes Scholar from College at age 18. Fairfax County AAP starting in K. A lot of prepping from my parents.

Parents died young, can't find a job, hate people, depressed, spend my time bashing a broken system that didn't let me be me!


Best of luck to you! May your circumstances soon change for the better.

Hanging out here in the hinterlands of weird and obsessive mommies is fine for those of us who have settled into our small time lives here in DCUMville but I somehow think that you are destined for greater things.


Get real. The poster is a fake, trying to establish that parents who "push" their kids into AAP will die young leaving a dysfunctional child. Big clue: "AAP starting in K." Doesn't happen.


AAP does start in K. You just didn't realize that because it isn't called AAP at that level. "Junior Great Books", "Young Scholars" (suposedly for under represented students - bunch of malarky - they put who they want!) There is a lot that FCPS doesn't make public about there "tracking". And, BTW, if you wanted the thread to "die" why did you respond? Idiot!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Summa Cum Laude with Honors - 9th grade. Rhodes Scholar from College at age 18. Fairfax County AAP starting in K. A lot of prepping from my parents.

Parents died young, can't find a job, hate people, depressed, spend my time bashing a broken system that didn't let me be me!


Best of luck to you! May your circumstances soon change for the better.

Hanging out here in the hinterlands of weird and obsessive mommies is fine for those of us who have settled into our small time lives here in DCUMville but I somehow think that you are destined for greater things.


Get real. The poster is a fake, trying to establish that parents who "push" their kids into AAP will die young leaving a dysfunctional child. Big clue: "AAP starting in K." Doesn't happen.


AAP does start in K. You just didn't realize that because it isn't called AAP at that level. "Junior Great Books", "Young Scholars" (suposedly for under represented students - bunch of malarky - they put who they want!) There is a lot that FCPS doesn't make public about there "tracking". And, BTW, if you wanted the thread to "die" why did you respond? Idiot!


PP - Respond yet again!!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Summa Cum Laude with Honors - 9th grade. Rhodes Scholar from College at age 18. Fairfax County AAP starting in K. A lot of prepping from my parents.

Parents died young, can't find a job, hate people, depressed, spend my time bashing a broken system that didn't let me be me!


Best of luck to you! May your circumstances soon change for the better.

Hanging out here in the hinterlands of weird and obsessive mommies is fine for those of us who have settled into our small time lives here in DCUMville but I somehow think that you are destined for greater things.


Get real. The poster is a fake, trying to establish that parents who "push" their kids into AAP will die young leaving a dysfunctional child. Big clue: "AAP starting in K." Doesn't happen.


AAP does start in K. You just didn't realize that because it isn't called AAP at that level. "Junior Great Books", "Young Scholars" (suposedly for under represented students - bunch of malarky - they put who they want!) There is a lot that FCPS doesn't make public about there "tracking". And, BTW, if you wanted the thread to "die" why did you respond? Idiot!


PP - Respond yet again!!

And that would be their "tracking"
Anonymous
Not AAp, born elsewhere and was ESOL. Wrote theory of relativity at a young age. Decided that E=MC squared. Should he apply for AAP?
Anonymous
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Top 1%? Special elementary school classes for the top 1% of students!

Someone, anyone show me an elementry school system that has a differentiated education for the top 1% of students in this country or anywhere else in the world. Romania under Chauchescu? The secret underground elementary schools in N. Korea - where the 1% "truely gifted" students get all the free protein that they can eat for lunch perhaps?

Way back when AAP was called Gifted and Talented (GT), it was for the top 7% or so. I am sure that FCPS is going to jump right on this plan.

This hijacked thread gets more silly as each day goes by...

THIS IS FOR YOU PP!!
http://www.fcag.org/gtfcps.html
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Top 1%? Special elementary school classes for the top 1% of students!

Someone, anyone show me an elementry school system that has a differentiated education for the top 1% of students in this country or anywhere else in the world. Romania under Chauchescu? The secret underground elementary schools in N. Korea - where the 1% "truely gifted" students get all the free protein that they can eat for lunch perhaps?

Way back when AAP was called Gifted and Talented (GT), it was for the top 7% or so. I am sure that FCPS is going to jump right on this plan.

This hijacked thread gets more silly as each day goes by...

THIS IS FOR YOU PP!!
http://www.fcag.org/gtfcps.html

Your 1%!!
Anonymous

From the link...
In 1964, FCPS created a GT Center program for about 1% of the 3rd through 8th grade students. The Center program expanded fairly quickly to include about 5% of 3rd through 8th grade students


1% back in 1964? Groovy baby!

Digging further, research reveals that the so called "truely gifted" 1% GT Center was held in an underground volcano complex that is rumored to have been destoryed by Austin Powers in 1967.

Anonymous
Lovely post!
Anonymous
nnat 145, cogat(fxat) 76%, gbrs 12, what's the likely of him getting in AAP? would you recommend WISC test?
Thanks a lot.
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