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[quote=Anonymous]Our AAP center does not accept transfers so most of us have kids at two different elementary schools.  not a big deal.  Of course, it would be better to have the kids at the same school, but you get used to it.

The biggest problem for us was the fact that our AAP kid would get home almost 2 hrs later than our non-AAP kid every day if AAP kid rode the bus home.  We have decided to pick AAP kid up every day to give him one hour back.  It was still an issue b/t the two kids at the beginning of the year b/c non-AAP kid would be done with homework and ready to play when AAP kid got home.  This caused frustration b/c I wanted AAP kid to do homework before darting off to play.  But, that made it seem like punishment to AAP kid.  So, I allow AAP kid to play for awhile when we arrive home and then do homework.

If we weren't happy with the AAP program, we'd bring AAP kid back to base school, but it seems to be working out well with a little flexibility (and the commitment of driving to pick up AAP kid everyday).[/quote]

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