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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think Colin Powell has a strong level IV program, but it could grow even stronger if so many kids wouldn't leave for GBW.  There would be enough kids for two full classes instead of just one.[/quote]

agree. Same thing for most of the feeder schools of GBW. GBW name comes because of kids from feeder schools.[/quote]

+1  They could start slowly.  First letting the two elementary schools that feed the largest population of children into GBW strengthen their own program by keeping their children there.  This would alleviate overcrowding at GBW while other level VI programs grow.[/quote]

I kept my son in CP.  It was a no-brainer.  Smaller class sizes, strong AAP teachers, and having my son in the same school as his neighborhood friends, priceless.  It is beyond me why some parents whose children go to CP flock to GBW.  [/quote]

The GBW to Rocky Run to TJ track is well known. [/quote]

My child will go to Rocky Run also, and so will most level IV that stay at their home school.  It is the same track.  [/quote]

The path is not the same when more GBW students end up at TJ.[/quote]

But of course, there is only one AAP classroom currently in CP and how many in GBW, 5 or so?  And the ones at GBW have about 30 kids and the classrooms in CP have 20-28 students.  There is a reason more kids that went to GBW will end up in TJ, because there are a LOT more students.[/quote]

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