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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is reading level in progress report by default "above grade level" for AAP kids or are there any children who are on grade also?[/quote]

[b]Reading level is separate from AAP eligibility.[/b]  There are some who are at grade level and some who are below grade level.  My DC has profound dyslexia and will never be fluent, yet was fully qualified for AAP.  He is in HS now, so that isn't an issue anymore.[/quote]

This is good to know. My 2nd grader is at level and I assumed that sort of nixed her from serious consideration, regardless of test scores. Everyone on DCUM mentions how their AAP kid was 2 grades ahead in math or reading or some equivalent. Mine is not. Good NNAT score but not multiplying and only at grade level for reading - DRA 18. I figured she wasn't advanced enough. [/quote]

Do not think that!  See what comes of the CogAt, but there's nothing wrong with where  you child is in terms of AAP qualifications,[/quote]

I so wish they would change the program back to a gifted program.  If you're asking yourself, is my child smart enough to get into AAP, then they don't NEED a different learning environment than a GE classroom.  This is the fault of the program though.  [/quote]

A post would not be complete without someone chiming in with the ever so tiring position that the question isn't AAP or not, but whether those who may qualify even need it, which, clearly his twinkling star does.[/quote]

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