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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought the entire point of this system was to create a bubble but our Principal told us this morning that all students receiving advanced curriculum (math or LA) will be able to push in to the AAP class. Do tell--How is that safe? I am really worried because my child has about 6 kids that push in and his class is already at 24 kids. Not all 24 kids are returning. Add 3 more and that's 14 kids give or take depending on split!!!!!! (again, assuming they all go back--which I don't think is the case) but it's still mixing. Should I be worried? I am thinking of holding back my child to be virtual. I am very nervous about this mixing. We have grandparents at home. I wish those kids just stayed in their GenEd class. Are other ES schools in the area doing this? Is this an FCPS thing? I feel like they misinformed us. I thought they care about safety.[/quote] How dare those kids who are quite possibly more advanced in either math or language arts than your snowflake receive the education appropriate to their level of advancement?! The nerve of those kids who actually want to learn something. OP, there will be no bubbles for any kids. Kids who receive special ed services or ESOL services will still be pulled out to receive those. Also, many of the kids in your child's class will be playing with neighbor kids, playing sports, riding the bus, or any number of other germy activities. Heck, many of them have siblings, so your kid is already being exposed to multiple classrooms of kids via your child's classmates with siblings. School is offering social distancing + required masking + some small degree of cohosting. If that isn't adequate to you, then you should keep your child at home. What you don't get to do is decide that your child is more worthy of advanced math or advance language arts than some other kid and bump that other kid down to regular classes. [/quote]
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