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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]try reading the FCPS website[/quote]

That's awesome that you found the FCPS website helpful.  I have read it many times and only really found out what Levels II and III were through my DC actually receiving those services.  And what I've found is that they mean very little.  Sporadic differentiated lessons.  That's it.  OP - Level IV is full time AAP starting in third grade (the referral/pool process begins in the winter of second grade).  There are center schools, which have entire classes dedicated to Level IV AAP students.  These kids are selected by a central committee, through the referral/pool process.  If your child attends a school that is not a center school but is deemed eligible by the committee for Level IV, you have the option of sending your child to the applicable full-time center school, where your child will be in classes with only other Level IV AAP students.  You also have the option of keeping your child at his/her base school, where there are numerous types of local services available.  Some base schools have AAP classes that are made up of Level IV students as well as other kids that have been placed in those classes that were not deemed Level IV eligible by the committee.  It depends on the base school regarding what they offer.  But center schools have classes that are exclusively Level IV AAP students beginning in third grade.[/quote]

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