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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For folks interested in AAP, in case it is not on your radar, the FCPS SB will be taking into account “the Plucker Report” on AAP as it redraws the boundaries for EVERY HS pyramid (proposals released in June). The report is here: https://go.boarddocs.com/vsba/fairfax/Board.nsf/files/BPLQKV69B096/$file/FCPS%20final%20report%2005.05.20.pdf The link to the working meeting that references the report is here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i04W3vvtV4w The rezoning discussion starts at 2:47. 4:31 Reid states the software they are using can chart any program (AAP, demographics, etc) down to the individual household address. 4:32 Discusses that the school board already accepted "The Plunker Report" regarding AAP centers, and now they just need to work the recommendations into the rezoning process. 3:36 Dixon asks why did Reid not include any role for the Chief ACADEMIC Officer in the rezoning process, since this will greatly affect academics. Reid responds that the Chief Academic Officer will be brought in eventually, during the BRAC meetings. The report is discussed on the boundary review thread here (Jeff may want to keep boundary review discussions on that thread and AAP discussions here): https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/6915/1232271.page [/quote] We've been talking about this report on this board since it was published in 2020. This isn't new information. The shock is how little from that report they actually implemented. Yes to local building norms, but no to doing away with the NNAT, even though they said they were multiple times. Yes to E3, but still not all schools have a full time AART AFAIK (unless that's new this year). The fact that they might implement it fully is only a shock because FCPS never actually does what their expensive consultants tell them to do.[/quote]
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