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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why should a parent have to supplement an education at home if the parent has educational options available that cater to that very need?  Do people also say that  to parent whose child is old enough and qualifies for AAP? [/quote]

Nope. But OP seems interested in private independent schools and not AAP. People have been encouraging her to look into public schools because private schools are actually LESS ready for profoundly gifted kids. [/quote]

You keep asserting this, but I don't agree and don't think you would have any way of knowing this.  There are obviously differences between a small parochial school and the independents with lots of resources.  [/quote]

So name the independent ELEMENTARY school that doesn't reject a profoundly gifted kid as an outlier and showers resources on him/her at their level? No one has done so yet. We looked and didn't find it.[/quote]

Feynman School has done a beautiful job at accommodating various levels of giftedness in their classrooms. At least from my perspective, formed during the three years our child has attended school there. [/quote]

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