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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well lets be honest, look at the majority of the kids at the school. Who is it that is cheating? Don't lump everyone in there![/quote] Prepping isn't cheating, even if it gives an advantage. Enrichment isn't cheating. [/quote] Prepping isn't cheating but copying the test and sharing it is. [/quote] This. Although, if your kid needs “enrichment classes” specifically geared toward these tests in order to qualify for the program, they’ll probably crash and burn once they’re in. [/quote] Or they would have been fine in Gen Ed except that their parents decided to push them forward. Different priorities for different families. [/quote] Well, yes. Although I would question the priorities of a family that is okay with their ES aged kid crashing and burning just so they can be in AAP. I've seen this play out in my DC's circle of AAP friends and it's not pretty. [/quote]
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