If you don't know the benefits, why are you reading these messages? LOL |
| I think we're just supposed to watch Simpsons episodes to find out whether our kids got in. They're pretty good about predicting these sorts of things. |
I will reiterate- students not accepted to Level IV are automatically considered for Level III so there is no need to resubmit any paperwork so that date isn’t something anyone needs to worry about if they applied for Level IV |
They're not going to admit it, but moms on here want their kids in AAP because there are more white and Asian kids, fewer black and hispanic kids. |
So true. According to DH, in season 15, we'll be notified by Simon Cowell. |
Huh?? |
Those are not the benefits that my older DC saw. The benefits were not racial but were more related to teaching style and ability to teach asynchronous and 2e/gifted learners as well as a nerdier cohort. |
| Well, I suppose one thing we can assume is that they will be mailed and not emailed. If they were emailed, we would have received it by now since they are apparently “sent out” by April 6. |
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IIRC, the “in-pool” notices were really late too—we got ours after the referral deadline. I think those notices came in the mail. |
Our in pool notice was emailed. |
| I’m curious as well but you peeps intense. It will be ok! |
I want my kid in so she doesn't form a contempt of school. By middle of first grade she already resented getting less teacher time and being asked to help classmates or take on classroom chores because she'd finished her work. And to my chagrin, she has a swelled head because she can see she's further along than classmates. She needs to be with a group of similar peers. |
I went back and looked. I got an email and a letter in the mail. But it came a week after the parent referral deadline. Maybe next week... |
| We got the in-pool email on Dec 7, the exact date mentioned in the timeline on the AAP page. No snail mail, as far as I remember. |