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[quote=Anonymous]Also, although DCPS already provides algebra at almost every middle school currently, it will do so in EVERY school with middle grades, whether it be a stand alone middle school or an education campus starting this coming school year. In addition to that, at 3 middle schools, where the majority of "advanced" middle school DCPS students are located (Deal, Stuart-Hobson, and Hardy), geometry is offered in 8th grade and algebra in 7th grade. This is a practice that is spreading in DCPS. So I don't agree that DCPS ignores the needs of advanced students--almost every "gifted" math student, who can take algebra in 7th grade, geometry in 8th grade, can end up taking 2 full years worth of either AP Calculus (AB and BC) or AP Statistics, or join in one of the DCPS dual college enrollment programs for their final two years of high school. I fail to see, as a DCPS employee, how that is NOT meeting the needs of advanced students. Should geometry be offered in more middle schools beyond Deal, Hardy, and Stuart-Hobson? Yes, and I have no doubt that it will. [/quote]
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