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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]22:04. Yes. It depends on the school, however studies over many years have shown that overall, AAP classes are LARGER across all of FCPS. May be different at your school, but not on any typical year for FCPS. In addition, often [b]IEP's are not recognized at the AAP level.[/b] Various Specialists and Assistants help out General Ed classes but not AAP classes. If FCPS was to do away with AAP it would generally cost them more.[/quote] How can that be? That would be illegal under federal law.[/quote] PP does not know what they are talking about. My kids are in AAP MS and TJ (!!) w/ 504s. I personally know kids in AAP and a kid at TJ w/ IEPs. In my personal experience, AAP ES, AAP MS and TJ all deal well with 504s. They will not slow down the curriculum for your kid, but they do well with 2e issues-- especially ADHD and anxiety. [/quote]
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