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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Individual schools do this, not just the wealthy ones. Call the guidance counselor at the school. Mccpta put out a list. [/quote] Some people claim that, but nobody has ever named one outside of Potomac, so seems unlikely.[/quote] Everyone else knows how to keep a secret.[/quote] +1 Our high needs elementary school allows 5th graders to take pre-algebra at the local middle school, setting them up to take algebra in 6th. I'm not going to name the school because I don't want the practice to stop. However, I should note that this is not exactly the same as what some folks are describing. Our school allows a very small handful of kids to leave campus for math, but they are not offering a cohort of pre-algebra within the elementary school. As far as I know, there's only one school in the entire district that is offering pre-algebra on the elementary school campus. [/quote]
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