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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here! The strange thing is that my son didn’t even receive a letter for part-time placement. In the worst-case scenario, will he still be placed in part-time AAP since he was already in it last year, even before the principal’s replacement ?[/quote] Other people have commented already. This is school (and capacity) dependent. Your child is in no way guaranteed a slot. They can be removed for any number of reasons, or no reason at all. They are in the classroom now as an accommodation/benefit to the school. 1. More students are admitted to IV program (or move to the area), making the class size appropriate, or reducing the slots for non-level IV students. 2. Your child test scores (SOL, iReady) do not indicate they belong in the classroom. 3. other students test scores indicate they are a better fit for the classroom. 4. Principal decides to make the push-ins more equitable to give other students an opportunity to excel as well. 5. Parents of another student complain and push to be included and are more of a PITA than you are. What you have going for you is that your child was already included and proven capable of performing at that level. This is a plus, but in no way entitles the child to stay in the classroom, pending all of the other mandatory considerations and subjective principal decisions. The only way to address your questions will be to query the principal or AART, and I can almost guarantee you you're going to get a non-committal answer because they don't have all the answers themselves yet. [/quote] The OP's follow-up question was about part time AAP. Yes, OP, your student should still have part time status regardless of principal placement in the full time classroom.[/quote]
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