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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1. The chances of other profoundly gifted kids in his classes in a public school are close to zero. He will always be known as the smart kid. 2. Unless the small private school caters to profoundly gifted students, then see answer to #1. 3. I don’t see how this option addresses either of your two concerns. I think you should find a private school that caters to profoundly gifted students. That’s the only way he won’t be known as the smart kid, will be challenged and may like school. [/quote] Op here. I know you’re right but there are no schools like that in our state. :( I agree option 3 doesn’t really address the problem but I thought maybe the mix of kids and the chance to engage in both languages would at least be something. But I worry since most of the kids come into the program speaking either English or the second language and DS speaks both already.[/quote]
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