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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You lost me,  21:01.  If the option is between your paying for private and forcing other kids to attend overcrowded public schools because you want Cooper to remain under-enrolled and AAP-free, please go ahead and write that check.  [/quote]

Let me help you out with this...if Cooper wants a center, they need to put the energy and resources into making it a robust center, same as Longfellow. [b]Our kids (mine included) don't deserve anything less[/b]. Clearly the powers that be only care about shuffling bodies and space constraints rather than teacher quality and all of the intangibles that make people currently want to stay at Longfellow and Kilmer...and Cooper is very far from that place currently. Got it??[/quote]

Talk about a sense of entitlement!  [b]"Your kids don't deserve anything less"[/b] than a robust center?  What about all the general ed kids who ALSO deserve nothing less than a stellar middle school without parents like you always pushing for more, more, more... as long as it benefits your precious snowflakes.  Here's something for you to think about:  Cooper is great just the way it is.  It doesn't need a "robust center" to appease snotty, self-satisfied parents like you.  You people think the only thing worth considering is your AAP kids.  I have news for you.  We are tired of thinking about your kids at the expense of our own.  Do us all a favor and stay far, far away from Cooper.  Got it?[/quote]

Posts like this, where a poster says s/he likes Cooper just the way it is without all the AAP students bothers me because they think it is okay to send the AAP students elsewhere to overwhelm  Gen Ed students at the AAP Center Schools as long as it isn't theirs.  Having such large concentrations of AAP students at Center schools impacts the Gen Ed students significantly and makes it unfair to them to bear the brunt of it so your child doesn't have to deal with them.  [/quote]

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