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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So many outdated people here who probably have college graduates. We're not doing numbered levels anymore, sweeties!!!

Access to Rigor: Grades K-6 – All students receive talent development lessons with critical and creative thinking strategies and AAP curriculum lessons. [b]This is a normal classroom and sometimes the AART pushes in for a stupid Jacob's ladder lesson[/b]

Subject-Specific Services: Grades K-6 – Identified students receive AAP curriculum lessons in the general education setting in areas of academic strength. [b]This is extra math worksheets[/b]

Part-Time Services: Grades 3-6 – Identified students receive AAP curriculum lessons in more than one academic content area. The Advanced Academic Resource Teacher (AART) leads these lessons. Programming has increased depth and complexity in several content areas.[b]This is actually wrong because some kids AART pull outs, but there are also kids who get advanced math where they push in to the AAP or LLIV classroom[/b]

Full-Time Services: Grades 3-8 – Identified students receive AAP curriculum lessons full-time. Programming has increased depth, complexity, and pace in all academic content areas.[b]This is the AAP or LLIV classroom but the biggest difference is just advanced math[/b][/quote]
The numbered system applied as recently as the 2024-2025 or 2023-2024 school year. Calm down with your proud condescension. [/quote]

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