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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a former Newton parent who has only positive things to say about the school, AA, the faculty and the students (all amazing kids). The kids are all smart, bright and will have great futures. But I can tell you with (almost) absolute certainty that the majority of parents aren't looking to get their kids into TJ. Call AA to discuss your concerns further but you probably won't be a good fit at any special needs school if that is your ultimate goal, sorry. [/quote] I totally agree with that! My son wanted to apply, and he met the criteria, so I allowed it. He made it through the first round which is the SHSAT test. Then he took the second round, which is the SIS and Essay questions. So, even if he does get in - it's possible he may not go - but he and I agreed that he would apply and then we at least had the option. And that will give him bragging rights - which is 'cool' for a 14yr old boy. Newton has been amazing about accommodating his abilities. Right now he is taking an 11th grade level math class (Algebra 2) while also remaining challenged in other academic areas. The one thing I do love about Newton is that they make sure the kids do plenty of writing. And they learn how to edit their work too - not just write and turn it in then move on. They actually learn that writing is a process, not an event.[/quote]
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