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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A couple of years ago when the idea for Cooper to become a center was first floated, Arlene Randall was said by many to not be particularly in favor of the idea. Wonder what made her change her mind.[/quote]

I have never heard Arlene Randall oppose the idea of a Center at Cooper.

September 2014 meeting minutes of AAPAC:
http://www.fcps.edu/is/aap/pdfs/aapac/1415/Minutes914.pdf

[quote]Arlene Randall shared her implementation of her LLIV, trained teachers committed to the LLIV service provision and having critical mass to meet the expectations recommended by the GMU.[/quote]

April 2014 meeting minutes of AAPAC:
http://www.fcps.edu/is/aap/pdfs/aapac/2013-14/Meeting%20Minutes_April_1_%202014.pdf

[quote][b]At the middle school, students have taken all Honors as local level IV services[/b]
o Many students end up staying at their local middle school
o This year, 4 middle school principals decided to create teams and cluster
students with other center eligible students
o Center eligible students can still go to centers
o There aren’t any new centers being opened
o The clustering is a strategy that principals are implementing
o ? Well received by parents (see the Cooper MS video) although some
have expressed concerns.[/quote]

Signed,
AAPAC member[/quote]

Just wanted to draw everyone's attention to the bolded.  Especially those who insist taking all Honors isn't equivalent to LLIV.  What a bunch of baloney.[/quote]

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