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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't answer your question but as someone perhaps slightly further along in exploring these options, one thing to look at when you start thinking about which districts you are interested in is whether they do AAP tracking. DCPS does not, and districts that do it usually start it at 3rd or 4th. Some allow kids to test into in later grades, in others this is hard. We have a kid who is academically advanced in DCPS and I think would like AAP tracking/classes, so when we've toured specific schools, we will often ask how that process works for kids entering the district in 6th, which is when our kid would be moving. In some district this would make it hard for her to access some programming. So just something to be aware of. [/quote] I’m not OP but I also have a rising 6th grader and considering moving out of the district. Which ones have you found that seem like it would be hard to join an AAP track later?[/quote]
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