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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At an AAP school, friends are separated after 2nd grade. Both have low 120s IQs. It is explained that one is special. They are not to be together again - - not in 3rd, 4th, not in 5th, or 6th (oh, maybe music class) It's not just one friend but 1/2 of all the kids they know. They pass in the hall but they're not really attending the same school. And it doesn't matter how many A's the student gets or how hard they try, they can't necessarily join their former friends in the class of special kids.[/quote] what are you talking about? friends are separated every year. Kids don't have the same classmates from year to year, and with the pullouts they have different friends for different classes. And if a student is performing they can always reapply to AAP in coming years. stop with the nonsense.[/quote]
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