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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just disband it in favor of school by school aap [/quote] You don't seem to understand what TJ is or the specialized classes that it offers. There are classes that can only be offered at J because of the expense of the specific labs and lab material. They also require students complete a series of more advanced math classes earlier in their high school career in order to participate in the classes. My kid is going to attend SL for high school, it had to add a math class beyond Calculus when Fox Mill was redistricted to SL because there were more kids coming out of Fox Mill who were eligible for Algebra in 7th grade and 8th and completed the math classes offered at SL by their Junior or Senior year. There is no way that SL has the resources to provide TJ style classes to their advanced math students. First, there are not enough students to justify the classes. Second they are too expensive to run at the school. Schools like McLean and Langley might have the students to take those classes but the cost of the labs and materials is too expensive for those schools. [/quote] The expensive labs is a great argument for why it should be an academy available to more students. [/quote]
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