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[quote=Anonymous]DD is in 3rd grade AAP at Colvin Run, next door to your Churchill, similar expectations. Homework is: reading comprehension assignment (20 min), 2-3 math homework worksheets, in addition to 20+min nightly reading. None of it can be done in advance, or modulated by your child's activity schedule. It is a must-do-nightly thing. As other posters said... I wouldn't count on admission, regardless of what program you are coming from. Churchill parents, please chime in. I'd expect to get in at Churchill the test scores are all >99% (CoGAT, iReady, etc.) and that your kid's work samples are really top notch. We moved to FCPS when my DS was headed into 5th. I thought his >>99% scores would be enough. Nope. Ha. All of those sections in the application that they tell out of town parents are "optional" are NOT OPTIONAL. I honestly think they like to disqualify the out-of-towners. It's easy for them given the competition from kids (i.e. parents) already here. If you are serious, you need to be talking to Churchill's AART and collecting/ prompting really good work samples now. The test scores are a minimum, but the other portions are also a must. This forum is a great resource for filling out the parent referrals, work samples, etc., so you're one step ahead already. Consider this like a college application. The other parents at Churchill AAP certainly did.[/quote]
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