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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think we need to hear the other side. What is the experience for those kids who were the top math kid in their class, unlike the girl in the first profile who says she as not good math? What happened to those kids and how are they doing now?[/quote] Probably the same as they’ve always done? [/quote] What do you mean by that? Same as they have always done would mean they would be at TJ under the old admissions standards.[/quote] Unless the top math kid at a middle school can’t write an essay then they are at TJ. [/quote] The top 50-100 kids at AAP centers are better than the 1.5% top math kids at several FCPS middle schools but apparently a distorted view of equity is what matters vs actually getting the best STEM kids at a STEM governors school.[/quote] Sounds like we need to end this AAP segregation...[/quote]
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