AAP Notifications

[Anonymous]

If your kid is denied, do they still send a letter?

[Anonymous]

Yes

[Anonymous]

Yes. Hang in there. Letters have not arrived yet.

[Anonymous]

Thank you! I'm new at this

[Anonymous]

Just spoke with Fairfax office, the letters were sent out yesterday to home addresses of all Fairfax students from the Fairfax office, not from schools, should be in your mail any day.

[Anonymous]

Thanks PP!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just spoke with Fairfax office, the letters were sent out yesterday to home addresses of all Fairfax students from the Fairfax office, not from schools, should be in your mail any day.

That means some people migh have results today if they are I the same zip code. I'm surprised no one has posted yet.

[Anonymous]

So excited I will have my son pick up mail when he comes from school

[Anonymous]

Anyone heard anything yet? Hoping it'll be today or tomorrow.

[Anonymous]

Please don't act like this is a competition your child "won" It starts the attitudes that are prevalent at some school between "us and them".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please don't act like this is a competition your child "won" It starts the attitudes that are prevalent at some school between "us and them".

Blah

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please don't act like this is a competition your child "won" It starts the attitudes that are prevalent at some school between "us and them".

Blah

^^you wonder why people are very anxious to get rid of AAP? Your attitude is the problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please don't act like this is a competition your child "won" It starts the attitudes that are prevalent at some school between "us and them".

Blah

^^you wonder why people are very anxious to get rid of AAP? Your attitude is the problem.

I wonder why are you on this forum then?

[Anonymous]

Different PP. If you want to keep the AAP program, the other poster is right. Try to make sure the students blend in with others and don't make such a big deal about it. The more the program is touted as "Separate" the more people that have issues with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please don't act like this is a competition your child "won" It starts the attitudes that are prevalent at some school between "us and them".

I am simply anxious to find out the result. It's my own business, and in general I am more concerned about what my own kids are doing. I don't brag or share with others. As in life, there are always people who are more concerned about what OTHER people are doing. I think that's where the hate comes from. If you take a peek at the discussions about TJ, those who don't even have experience (no kids who have gone through the school) are the ones denouncing it.