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I see.  But you see no problem in offering AAP kids two choices - to either stay at their base school in LLIV or be bused, at taxpayers' expense, to the center.  [b]Where they are getting the exact same education.[/b] [/quote]

But thy are [b]not[/b] "getting the exact same education."  The peer groups are different.[/quote]

And, like clockwork, there it is.  Thank you for illustrating my point so beautifully.[/quote]

Uh, you don't really see the difference between

1) being in an academic program with kids who are learning at a similar pace, and
2) insisting on not being IN THE SAME BUILDING with a certain kind of kid?

Do these two things really seem equivalent to you? Because, wow.  One of these is a bona fide educational aim. The other one is inexplicable  hate from a parent with an inferiority complex.

Look, AAP is not an insult to your kid. Quit treating it as one, and the kids as if they're infective. [/quote]

So are you saying that a LLIV class is not an adequate learning environment for your child?  Because there is no difference between a LLIV AAP class and a center AAP class.  None.  And since there is no difference, what is the rationale for busing your kid to a center?  You can dance around this issue all you like, but you haven't been able to come up with one direct answer, other than "my kid needs to go to a center because he does," which frankly sounds like the answer a kindergartner would give.

As for hate?  I don't hate anyone; but if I see clear inequity, I'm going to speak up.  [/quote]

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