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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hmm, well, if you look at it, the AAP student is unable to access a service at his/her base school. So the student is provided transportation to receive the service at a center.

What "service" or program would the general education student be seeking at another school? None really.[b] The general education student is still able to receive their general education at the school which happens to also be a center for AAP students. [/quote]

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Which happens to be a center overrun by AAP students in many cases.   And don't even get me started on many of these AAP students  not "needing" these "services."

I think OP asked a perfectly legitimate question.  What if what they value is a normal school not infected with AAP madness?   Doesn't seem too much to ask.  Once again highlights the lopsidedness of current system.    The forerunner of the AAP system, the GT program was justified on the basis of "gifted" students having special needs.   Hardworking bright students who are not gifted don't have special needs.   Hence, the bloated AAP system is not even support by Virginia state law.   [/quote]

But the question isn't about whether students need AAP or whether they're qualified. The question asked is about moving a general education student to another school to receive a general education. [b]You haven't shown that inside the classroom at a school with a center, the general education student is not receiving his/her "general" education. [/b]I'm not sure what you mean by "infected with AAP madness" and how that directly prevents a student in a general education class in a school with a center from receiving his/her education. Show that, and perhaps you have a case for making that transfer. 
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Are AAP students at base schools required to show evidence of how they are not receiving AAP services in order to be transferred to a center?  No, they are not.  That doesn't even make sense, considering they are [b]already[/b] being offered LLIV AAP at their base school.  Why are they given the option to transfer in the first place?[/quote]

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