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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A thread on schools with strong performing arts devolved into snobby parents arguing about MVC. Stay classy, DCUM[/quote] Our kids deserve the same strong academics as your kids get. Kids can be smart and academic and be into arts. [/quote] +1 Wondering about Loiederman MS rigor?[/quote] Every school depends more on the actual teachers. [b]Loiederman is one school that starts algebra in 6th.[/b][/quote] How do they assign 6th graders to that? Do they use a MAP-M cutoff? Is there a feeder elementary regularly providing acceleration beyond Math 5/6 (e.g., a Loiederman math teacher walking over to Weller Road) that completes the preAlgebra curriculum in 5th? Does Wheaton send someone to Loiederman to teach Algebra 2 in 8th, or do the kids get bussed the other way for that?[/quote] Either they bus the kids or have a teacher teach. It depends on the year how many. [/quote] OK, that may be how they teach the class (either preAlgebra in ES or Algebra 2 in MS). How do they identify 6th graders for Algebra 1? Do they use a MAP-M cutoff? Alternately, is there a feeder ES regularly offering acceleration beyond Math 5/6 that completes the lead-up to Algebra 1? If so, which ES?[/quote]
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