AAP eligible...what's your decision?
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Anonymous
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If your child was found to be AAP eligible, what is your decision for placement next year? Center? Local Level IV? Base School?
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Anonymous
| Our school is offering Level IV curriculum to grades 3-6, but not an actual LLIV program. Ds will be attending the center next year. |
Anonymous
| We have the choice between Center and Local Level IV at our base school. We have chosen Center. |
Anonymous
| choice of center and local level IV, we chose center |
Anonymous
| We went the Local Level IV /Center orientations for Wakefield Forest/Canterbury Woods and leaning towards the center. Anyone else at Wakefield having as much trouble as us making this decision? |
Anonymous
| choice of center (Canterbury Woods) and local level IV, we have chosen the center |
Anonymous
| LLIV |
Anonymous
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Center.
One of the reason is that LLIV only have one AAP class. Center have three classes, so that my kids can interact with broader range of kids through 6th grade. |
Anonymous
| We chose our local level IV over the center. (Flint Hill Elementary). |
Anonymous
| LLIV. Our Center orientation was pretty off putting. |
Anonymous
interesting and ditto. Which center? |
Anonymous
Louise Archer |
Anonymous
+1 Also, the one Local Level IV class would have less than 6 Center-eligible kids in 3rd grade. Our Center will have at least 60 Center-eligible kids in 3rd grade. |
Anonymous
| We're sending him to the center (White Oaks). |
Anonymous
| LLIV |