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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is it the case at most schools that math is only one grade level advanced?? [/quote] Yes, one grade level advanced in elementary school and one or two grade levels advanced in middle school (algebra 1 in 7th or 8th grade, leading to calculus in 11th or 12th grade). A very small number of students are further advanced (algebra in 6th or earlier) depending on test scores, principal, and other factors.[/quote] Where we live (not FCPS), it doesn't matter how advanced you are in 6th. You had to have either gone to one of the wealthier ES that offers pre-algebra in 5th or one of the MS that offers algebra in 6th. These all happen to be in the most affluent areas, so if you don't live there, it just isn't an option.[/quote]
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