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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Y’all are out of touch. It’s not called Level IV. It’s called Full-time cluster services. You keep looking and listening for the wrong term.

There’s not necessarily going to be a dedicated classroom at grades 3-6. As another poster noted, the services can easily be delivered using a cluster model where 6-8 eligible students are in a classroom. [/quote]

he point was [u]not [/u]that the services can be easily delivered via the cluster model, but that the cluster model isn't delivering the same level of services (watered down) and that third graders are called into service as teachers for their peers instead of getting the education they need.  Cluster classrooms have students in them who are underperforming and get most of the teacher's attention because the school can't let them be "left behind."  It's not fair to teachers or students at any level to pretend to offer full time AAP with this approach. [/quote]

Welcome to what gen ed parents have to deal with. [/quote]

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