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Reply to "The real "GT" issue in MCPS"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] This is really not true. MCPS does have GT as "defined in the world, NAGC, or VA." It is the kids they select for testing for centers. The others according to MCPS are kinda ready for above the grade English and math. MCPS has clearly said that. Highly gifted kids left in the regular classroom in each school are a very small number. The only way to take care of their needs is to increase the number of seats in centers and magnets and/or create new centers and magnets. The new rule in Maryland requires these kids get the services outside the school. Where does it say that MCPS defines GT as those coming well prepared? [/quote] As much as you would like the Gifted and Talented to mean something else the identification and service details for Gifted and Talented in MCPS is defined by [url]http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/departments/policy/pdf/ioa.pdf[/url] All interested parents please read this and understand the context.[/quote]
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