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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Probably TJ could be an option?[/quote] Agree, Why not TJ.[/quote] OP here, lol that would be ideal. My AAP DC is naturally gifted and we haven’t spent money on math and ELA tutoring from 5 years of age. It’s unlike he stands a chance compared to his peers who have been trained since age 5 in math & ela and are doing Algebra 2/Geometry in Grade 7. My second Non AAP will never cope in TJ environment. So there is a strong need for a good base HS school. [/quote] You want to believe other kids have been trained since age 5 because you do not want to admit your kids are not so good.[/quote] Every child has its own unique strengths. I just don’t understand why parents tutor their kids so early to stay competitive. In our current MS/HS only 5% of the kids are in Algebra 1(25/475) in 7th grade. All these kids were tutored from a very young age and as early as 5 yrs. [/quote]
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