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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There's a lot of gossip about AAP being "dismantled". [b]We are looking for a house[/b] and had hoped DC might get into AAP. If there's no more AAP, what happens to the quality of instruction at the local and center schools? [/quote] With or without AAP, there will be substantial number of students who will exhaust all honors courses and go on to pursue dual enrollment courses. It's foolish for equity crazies to go after AAP/TJ, with the hope of stopping the top students from learning more. FCPS does not control what the student learns, students do. Unless they can somehow eliminate every available learning resource outside school, such as banning Khan Academy or restrict access to libraries, the idea of constraining an advanced student's learning remains wishful thinking.[/quote]
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