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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Dude, there are like 100 elementary schools in FCPS. Or more. Are you really suggesting that every one has a rich academic gen ed experience, because your children have been to three different schools? [/quote] Not at all. I'm just wondering how much of the idea that above average kids will be ignored and learn nothing in gen ed is real, and how much of it is an exaggeration/urban legend. I hope FCPS focuses more on the fidelity of implementation. The schools with dismal gen ed are doing something very wrong. [/quote] We pulled my kid from gen ed at an AAP center because they were woefully underserved and sent them to private. When you have five classes in a grade, and three are AAP, the gen ed classes end up being nearly 30 kids, with all the IEPs/ESOLs/etc. and, unless you have a great teacher, it's a shitshow. We have a child in the AAP program at the same school, and it's night and day what we experienced in gen ed. Kid who was previously in gen ed is also in a much better situation, though it's extremely expensive and required major lifestyle changes for our family.[/quote] Like what kind of lifestyle changes? You can’t go on your yearly trip to the Caribbean? Or Europe?[/quote]
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