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Reply to "Does the proposed AAP Changes mean AAP in every MS?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How? Just to name a few...art on a cart, instead of an actual art room, the art teacher brings the art supplies to the classroom. Doubt this happens at non center schools. Music is also in the classroom or in a hallway classroom, that is a hallway that now has cubicles that function as walls, lunch at 10am or lunch at 2pm. When chaperoning, you may be asked to provide your own way to the destination due to the number of students, chaperones and seats on a bus. Now, does your school, your non center school have any of these wonderful attributes? No, of course not, but you send about 100 students to a center school and your non center kids benefit with an actual art class, a real music room, a decent lunch time, and ample time for recess. Did I mention how crowded the already too small playground is? Yes, the playground was built for say 500 kids, not the 800 or 900 or more that are currently students. Please, just acknowledge that the non center schools are the winners in all of this. And stop asking such dumb questions.[/quote] Kids at both a center school and a non-center school. Last year, the center school had dedicated music, strings, and art rooms. The non-center school had art on the stage in the gym, and what sounded like strings occuring in a trailer. I have no idea where the music room was, but I believe it was inside the main school building. A lot of kids moved over the summer, so this year they have an art room. Our area is fairly transient, so I think enrollment and overcrowding varies year to year based on what types of families are moving in and out of the area on a given year. [/quote]
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