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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Curious how different schools handle “full time aap rejected” kids. Does the school reach out and offer principal placement? Have they reached out yet?

Do we as parents need to do anything or just wait for part time / local principal placement? Would the process of applying to full time be enough to show them we have interest in our child for these programs?

Also interested if you’re considering private school options and your reasoning for that.[/quote]

I think you really have to be an advocate for your child throughout the entire process. We were pretty demoralized after being “rejected”in the regular admission process. Still, we knew we would be ok in the regular classes but coming from a private school we had to do the parent referral and all the leg work. I don’t believe there is/was an avenue for level 3 part time, just depends on the teachers to recommend… where I am going with this is there is always an appeal process in every location and despite hearing how low the chances were, we submitted the appeal. Our child was accepted for full time and I would strongly suggest if you are denied initially, go through the process. Do not believe everything you hear about your chances [/quote]

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