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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]I don't think people think that, but either way, this group of super gifted children is not what this thread is about. The focus is on the kids who are in the gifted program, but don't need to be there. Not how gifted is FCPS's gifted program. Start another thread for that if you want.[/quote]

[b]Is that what the thread is about?  Nine pages in and I don't think the OP's post has been fully explored or addressed.[/b]  However, the utter lack of self-awareness on display is entertaining, even if I do pity the children of many of the posters.  [/quote]

Thank you so much for pointing out that the questions have not been addressed in the last 10 pages.

I am the OP. This thread was to determine the demographic and get the input of those posters who are saying that "AAP is not a gifted program."

I will clarify the questions just to get the thread on track.

1. Do you consider FCPS AAP to be a gifted program?  Please answer- Yes or No.

2. Are you the parents of the kids with really high IQs?  Please answer- Yes or No.

3. If your are a parent of a child with a really high IQ, what is your child not getting in the current AAP program?  (For example, a much more advanced curriculum, a more creative method of instruction, a better cohort, a smaller class size etc.

4. What do you think your child should be getting in a gifted program?  Would be great to see some actionable items here :)

Thank you!

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