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[quote=Anonymous]Do you really want schools to spend more time/money on annual reevaluation? A Cogat score is a fairly stable measure of intellectual potential. Parents can--and do--pull their kids out of AAP if they are not thriving there. That has happened in both my kids' classes. I don't see the need for more bureaucratic hurdles. Sometimes kids are 2e (high IQ with learning disabilities) and they aren't always easily going to quite thrive anywhere but AAP is the best spot for them. Sometimes parents coached kids into a high test score and aren't willing to back down to a more appropriate education when their kids aren't thriving. But most of the time it works fine.[/quote]
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