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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I didn't know this was a thing. Can someone elaborate?[/quote] I don't know what cluster means in the OP, but at certain schools that offer local level IV, they don't have enough kids to fill a class will all AAP LLIV kids, so there are other kids in the class. And if you knew anything about AAP, and that was something you cared about, you have to select to attend the center at those school if you want AAP kids only in the class.[/quote] I did attend the informational meeting and was assured that half the class would be AAP. It's not remotely close to being true. Plus, the rest of the class isn't even Level III. It's a total mixture with lots of Sped and ESOL. Why do they think this is ok?[/quote] My son's AAP class at the center had a SPED push in teacher. You don't know about all the kids in the class. I get that you're also a troll so I'm going to stop replying though. [/quote] If the other kids have lots of push in/pull out services too maybe that is how they will have time for the level IV instruction. [/quote]
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