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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This forum is a lot more boring now that you all have got it all to yourselves!

BTW, middle school most certainly does offer advanced classes and "selective" centers offer the AAP program.[/quote]

[b]AAP middle school classes are identical to honors classes,[/b] as much as FCPS (and some parents) want you to believe otherwise.[/quote]

I don't believe it since it really is the kids in the class who make all the difference; not just the curriculum. [/quote]

[b]I think you would be hard pressed to figure out if the same teacher was teaching AAP Honors Science or Honors Science[/b]. [/quote]

the teacher can be the same; the curriculum may be the same; but the kids themselves are not the same. That makes all the difference.[/quote]

Here's a big eyeroll for you:   :roll:   The fact that you believe these kids are vastly different is seriously delusional.  My child, a very smart Gen Ed student while in elementary school, takes all honors classes in middle school.  The Honors English teacher sent an email to the parents a couple of weeks ago, saying she had rarely taught such motivated, intelligent, interesting kids in prior Honors classes.  And she has taught all over the county, including in two "center" schools.  The kids who choose to take honors classes in middle school, and AP classes in high school, are exactly that:  motivated, intelligent, and interesting.  Regardless of some silly label given to them while in elementary school.  [/quote]

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