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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Interesting.   I did not do a formal referral.  At the end of 2nd grade, I simply emailed the AART and asked that  DD be considered for Level III services .  My DD was principal placed into the AAP class in 3rd grade.  The Principal nor the AART ever mentioned that we needed to do a formal referral or anything else to secure her spot.  She will be going into 6th grade.  It does says on her report card that she is getting Level IV services.  [/quote]

Is your school an AAP Center school? [/quote]

No, we have a local level IV. [/quote]

Okay. That makes sense. This could not have been done if your base school was a center. If you were to move to a new school that was a center, I bet that you wouldn’t be able to place her in an AAP class. My guess is that while she is receiving access to the Level IV curriculum, she does not have the designation as a Level IV student marked in SIS. Principals at a local level IV have discretion to add in kids to fill out the class since they’re only pulling students from their base. A center school draws kids from different school in addition to their base. They all have to have the designation of being a Level IV student because they went through the referral process. [/quote]

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