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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This thread has totally got off topic. The issue at stake here is whether or not to force the issue at Cooper next year or to preserve the opportunity to choose between Cooper's local level IV or the centers of Longfellow and Kilmer. [b]I'd personally rather see the choice be preserved-don't know when in life it has ever been good to limit options.[/b][/quote]

But apparently it's just fine to limit the options of General Ed students.  No such choices for them.   :shock: [/quote]

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If I hear one more time about one group of snowflakes having a choice of schools, I'm going to vomit.  [/quote]

I love my that my kids get to choose which ES & MS are right for them!! (Standing back now so your puke doesn't hit my shoes). Seriously, what's the damage, Heather?  Do you feel GE students should also have school choice in ES?  If so between what and what? (And ignoring the fact that your kids CAN choose a magnet or immersion program, and that AAP kids whose base school is a Center DON'T have a choice). Are you arguing for charters (which are less choice and more lottery)?  More or different magnet ESs?  Something else?  Or are you just pissed that AAP kids have Centers?  Because I would have a lot more respect for this argument if you were arguing for your child having more choice (with a specific proposal or plan as to what that choice is), rather than just arguing that my child should have fewer options.   The former make it seem like you really care about a good educational environment for your kid. The later makes you seem jealous and petty. [/quote]

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