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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]FCPS's general ed program now caters to special ed and ESOL students. Unfortunately "gifted" is regular ed in many other districts.[/quote] I’m an outsider just reading about AAP here. I have to say, this is what it seems like to me. Seems like a colossal waste of money. [/quote] They actually did a study on whether or not to get rid of AAP level IV and one year it was about $2 million. Another year the cost was zero. The only extra cost other than testing is the bussing and that ended up amounting to a wash. They could get rid of the testing and they could get rid of the Advanced Academic Resource teachers which both cost money, however those serve many children beyond just the LLIV program.[/quote]
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