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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If it helps my DC literally knows a kid who took BC Calc (yes, that AP class-in fact, he's currently even awaiting his AP exam result) and got waitlisted. Not only that, he's also a science whiz--TJ is probably the only school that would actually fit his academic needs as a student, but alas, these new admissions don't seem to care about STEM achievement.[/quote]

go straight to college do not pass go

My question how in the heck did someone get 5 years ahead of the standard curriculum

If they did it on their own that's genius territory, if they did kuman and summer math classes that's everything that's wrong with the math acceleration for no reason[/quote]

It is Kumon. Also learn to write. [/quote]

It should be outlawed.  GTFO.[/quote]

what should be outlawed? Learning?[/quote]

Going to Kumon to accelerate math learning.  It's a headache for schools, admins and other normal folks.  This is not how we do things in the US.  Quit being hellbent on your kid taking Algebra in 6th grade.  It does nothing of any value longterm.[/quote]

My kid goes to RSM because math at school moves slowly and doesn't engage him. He likes math and wants to do math that is more challenging. He is not taking Algebra in 6th grade because it is not an option at his school. But I am not going to say no when he asks to do more challenging math. [/quote]

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