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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have twins and one made it into AAP and one did not. My kids attend a center school, so they'll be at the same school but not the same classroom anymore. Both my kids are very upset with this. 
I do not think my kid has a good chance at getting in with an appeal. My kid is a very well rounded student but doesn't have that puzzle-y type of brain. Below are my kid's stats.

For parents that have one child in gen ed and one in AAP, did you notice a huge difference in curriculum? Is gen ed really that bad?

NNAT - 108, COGAT - 134, WISC - 117. 
GBRS - 2CO, 2FO. 
All 4s on report card and ireadys are consistently in the 90+ percentile. [/quote]

OP:  The information you cited sounds like you have a well adjusted, above average kid. It's a shame that he/she is upset.  Out of curiosity --genetically speaking-- are they identical twins?  And what were the scores and GBRS of the kid accepted to AAP?

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OP here. Identical twins. My other twin had the following stats:

NNAT - 121, COGAT - 136, WISC - 132
GBRS - 2CO, 2FO
Same grades on report card and ireadys in the 90+ percentile. My kid that didn't get in actually scores higher in the ireadys.

Thanks for the input![/quote]

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