Not eligible aap? Do you plan to appeal?
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Anonymous
http://www.fcps.edu/is/aap/pdfs/localplan/AttachmentQQNotice2401.pdf 4/9/12-4/13/12 Convene oversight committee. 4/23/12-4/26/12 Notify local schools and mail letters of AAP Level IV eligibility or ineligibility to parents or guardians. 5/1/12-5/11/12 Host AAP Level IV orientations for new students and parents or guardians. 4/30/12-5/14/12 Receive and process permission forms from parents or guardians of students eligible for AAP Level IV placement, assign eligible students to AAP Level IV sites, assign transportation, and notify parents or guardians and cluster assistant superintendents of fall placement. 5/1/12-6/8/12 Determine candidates for 2012-13 elementary part-time school-based services. 5/7/12-6/1/12 Receive and process AAP Level IV appeals (due by June 1, 2012). 6/1/12-6/8/12 Mail notification of eligibility for part-time school-based services to parents or guardians. 6/6/12-6/13/12 Convene Level IV appeals committee. 7/2/12 Mail Level IV appeal decisions to parents or guardians and local schools. |
Anonymous
| how much more transparent can it be. my goodness every possible opportunity is given to kids to get in... if they are qualified. |
Anonymous
It looks like kids get in who aren't that qualified either - their parents just know what they need to do. |
Anonymous
BWAHAHAHAHA! |
Anonymous
it is funny how so many kids sail right in without knowing or even caring and the thier parents never make a big deal of it, and others are wringing thier hands with angst bemoaning the "lack of transparency," asking where to take the Wisc, etc. Oh dear, life isn't always fair! 
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Anonymous
| No it isn't and it will come right back to you one day. Best of luck to all, we are only trying to do our best. |
Anonymous
You know an awful lot about this! I wonder how you happened to be so blessed with this information? |
Anonymous
No, not fair. Anything ever been unfair to you?  
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Anonymous
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So the letters are supposed to be mailed on July 2. We got the Level 3 letters early. I wonder if the appeal letters will come early...
GBRS 9, WISC 132 |
Anonymous
This is AAP in a nutshell! |
Anonymous
Life is like that. As adults (some of us anyway) we can work hard and not rely on luck, fairness, or the competence of bureaucrats. We can make our own successes. As parents our kids can't so we do whatever we can to help them on the path of a good life. It's what my parents did for me, thankfully. For the rest, good luck! |
Anonymous
I spoke to a mom this weekend whose kid was not accepted. I was surprised because this kid is smart and motivated. Asked her if she was had appealed the decision. She said no, the committee had spoken and that was good enough for her. An amazing breath of fresh air after reading this board for awhile now- can you imagine someone actually willing to take no for an answer? I believe this kid will do very well in life and may wind up doing better than many who got in. |
Anonymous
I don't doubt this at all -- I'm sure its true. But, that is not the question. The question is, would this kid fare better down the road having had the AAP program, vs not? We're not comparing 2 different kids -- compare the same kid in 2 different environments. Its a judgement call. And there is no right answer. |
Anonymous
It's a moot point - the kid didn't get in. So we'll never know now will we? Any other anawer is just speculation. |
Anonymous
But why appeal if they will do just as well without it? Bragging rights?
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