AAP Center Expansion?

[Anonymous]

Looks like the school board is voting to expand AAP center to every middle school at tomorrow’s meeting.

Main Motion: That the School Board approve to move forward with conducting the necessary community engagement process on the proposal for opening a new Middle School AAP Center at Poe Middle School. (RA/KM)

Follow-on Motion: I move to direct the Superintendent to develop and present to the Board, by March 2026, a comprehensive plan for establishing Advanced Academic Program (AAP) Centers in every middle school in the division. (KM/RL)

[Anonymous]

Finally! Every pyramid has enough base population to support their own program.

[Anonymous]

Good. Every MS brings together enough kids from ES that were committee identified to hold AAP classes at the MS level.

[Anonymous]

I'm not opposed to the idea, but it's not a "center" if every school has it. It's just a program.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm not opposed to the idea, but it's not a "center" if every school has it. It's just a program.

And, that is a good thing.

[Anonymous]

YES!

Finally. This should have happened 2 years before starting the rezoning process.

[Anonymous]

Good.

However, another reason to delay the boundary rezoing process.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good.

However, another reason to delay the boundary rezoing process.

This is going to throw a huge wrench in their plans for Thoreau if they send all the AAP kids from Jackson back. Carson and Franklin at least have the potential KAA adjustment delay to tweak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

However, another reason to delay the boundary rezoing process.

This is going to throw a huge wrench in their plans for Thoreau if they send all the AAP kids from Jackson back. Carson and Franklin at least have the potential KAA adjustment delay to tweak.

Then it’s a good thing boundaries get reviewed every 5 years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

However, another reason to delay the boundary rezoing process.

This is going to throw a huge wrench in their plans for Thoreau if they send all the AAP kids from Jackson back. Carson and Franklin at least have the potential KAA adjustment delay to tweak.

Then it’s a good thing boundaries get reviewed every 5 years.

You cannot be serious

[Anonymous]

Honors for all!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good.

However, another reason to delay the boundary rezoing process.

This is going to throw a huge wrench in their plans for Thoreau if they send all the AAP kids from Jackson back. Carson and Franklin at least have the potential KAA adjustment delay to tweak.

Then it’s a good thing boundaries get reviewed every 5 years.

Even without KAA, Franklin could easily justify AAP. Look at how many go to Carson from Franklin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honors for all!

...which would make it GenEd

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honors for all!

...which would make it GenEd

Which it should be. If they want GT. then make it GT. AAP is not GT.

[Anonymous]

OMG so they are going to come up with a completely DIFFERENT set of maps again with a vote in January? They didn’t say the boundary review was going to take 5 years, just that it was supposed to happen every 5 years. This level of uncertainty is very frustrating.