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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But, any kid could take Honors classes at MS.[/quote]

If a kid takes four Honors classes in MS, they are considered Level IV. Yes, even at a non-Center MS. [/quote]

Not completely correct. Most schools try not to mix the level IV labeled kids with the other honors kids. If you are at a center school the level IV kids have their honors classes together and the other kids have their honors classes together as much as scheduling permits. At non-center schools they will also group the IV kids together, but again, if there are only 10 kids, there will be other kids in the class.  But, it doesn't matter because it's not like the middle school honors classes has a different GPA weight or goes on their college transcript.[/quote]

For counting purposes (as in the number of students that are considered Level IV), the students taking four honors courses are counted as Level IV, no matter if they are in a class with the Center kids or not.

So, if you go to the School Profile page for a non-Center school (for example, Cooper Middle School), you will see the number of students taking four honors courses next to the label "Advanced Academics - Level IV" and the number of students taking one or more honors courses next to the label "Middle Advanced Academics - Levels I,II,III".
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