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[quote=Anonymous]Of the options and your desires, I'd go for Vienna Elementary.  Most homes that feed into it are walking distance to a lot of amenities.  The library, grocery stores, community center, restaurants, coffee shops, etc.  It's supposed to be a great school, no personal experience there though.

AAP is Fairfax County's "gifted" program.  Some schools have dedicated AAP centers and others have local level IV AAP.  Kids can choose to stay at their assigned school or go to the dedicated center school if they are selected for AAP.  This happens in 3rd grade.  If the school has neither service, then the child can still stay at the assigned school and forego the AAP classes or go the the AAP center school.

Vienna Elementary doesn't have either AAP designation, so if your child were selected for AAP then you would have the option of sending your child to Louise Archer which would be the closest AAP center school or staying at Vienna El. with the regular curriculum.

I wouldn't base where you buy your home on which schools have AAP centers unless you know for a fact that your child will be attending one.  If they get in you always have the option of sending them to an AAP center.  I'd choose your neighborhood, that's where you will be spending more of your time.

SOLs are Virginia's Standards of Learning test.  These are given in certain grades not every grade.  They don't really impact your child's grades, they are more for the school to see if everyone is progressing properly.  They need this for funding.

Good luck you your move![/quote]

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