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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My understanding is that local level IV classes are filled with students who either A) were center-eligible but chose not to go, or B) selected somehow by the school.  Can anyone elaborate more on that selection process?  And given my "no" letter, would it be helpful for me to get the WISC and appeal to get her into center AAP just to decline it later?

They are not you "b" above, "somehow selected by the school."  AAP classes are based on being offered a spot.  The WISC could help for AAP placement and if your child got a spot you could elect to stay at the local level.  I have to say the cogat is low.  You didn't mention the NNAT so perhaps that was high?[/quote]

At our LLIV not all of the kids are center eligible.  Some of the children are "principal placed".  I would arrange a meeting with your principal and/or AART and discuss how the spaces are filled for your school and if your daughter is eligible.  If the indicate that she is likely to be principal placed, I would skip the appeal if you are not planning on trying to send her to the center.[/quote]

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