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[quote=Anonymous]My kids go to school in N.Arlington. The education level is phenomenal. I am glad we aren't on this ridiculous AAP program which is parents trying to get a designation their child doesn't deserve. There are lawyers involved sometimes and prep courses for 6 year olds from what my sister relays to me as a Ffx co.mom and Ffx co. govt worker. No f*cking way did I want to be in that environment. I am a product of FFX county public schools, btw. My education was nothing like my kids are receiving in Arlington. It takes a lot to impress me--and I'm blown away by their elementary school. I am horrified reading these posts from the FFx parents pushing and pressuring their K and 1st graders. Yuck. They make 'Tiger Mom' look like a hippy, home-schooler. Talk about pushing out all degree of creativity from a kid. I have one word for all of you people: QUOTA. If your kid plans to attend UVA, W&M, etc...it can be a complete disadvantage to be at one of the [i]perceived[/i] top schools. They do have a quota of kids they will take per NOVA school. I was told this at the time of my application and it has been confirmed by an Admissions employee. Kids can get a solid education at a good APS or FFX school--it does not have to be one of these centers. [/quote]
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