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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought that if a child was found eligible for level IV services, the child would need to be challenged in all aspects of the curriculum.  How does a child get identified by the County as needing level IV services at the AAP level but get pulled out for language arts?  Would that not be level III - ie needing to be challenged in some but not all aspects of the curriculum?[/quote]

You would think so, wouldn't you?  Isn't that who full-time level IV services are supposed to be for - students who are advanced in [b]all [/b]areas?  It's absurd how far AAP has strayed from its original intent.[/quote]

OP here,  before my son I might have felt the same. But I know he is a good fit for AAP setting-thus my dilema  His sister is in APP and from our experience is geared to how children learn.  I disagree that this is straying from the intent of the AAP program-son tests in the 99% on all test and gets top grades with the exception of those covered by IEP which is not surprising.  However, I can understand how someone without a 2E child might think differently-I might have thought this too if I did not have first hand experience with my son and know how smart he is and see how his needs aren't being met on either end.

I really appreaciate folks that have shared their experiences hear and others if they are willing to share how they have addressed these types of issues.[/quote]

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