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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What are avg. class sizes at Lemon Road?? Again, how strong is their AAP program compared to other the LLIVs (particularly Shreve and Westgate since those schools seem to be demographically alike...)[/quote] The first few pages discussed the AAP program there. Did you go to the prientation? I would think it is better than either of those schools mainly because there are more children in the program. Neither school has the large class sizes that you see in Mclean and Vienna so it's unlikely any school will have classes over 30 students or even over 25 students. If FCPS allows Shrevewood to have an all LLIV program under 20 students again, I will bring it to their attention publicly. I think they will fix this though so that Westgate and Shrevewood will continue to be mixed classrooms of LLIV, LLIII, LLII, and general ed children.[/quote] It looks from the board docs that Shrevewood and Lemon Road are "competing" for the LLIV students. Both want to grow their program. Makes me wonder if their local screening committees will be inflating GBRS at both schools. [/quote]Uggh! What is the point of the program then??if this were proven to be true, what a disappointment and unfair to kids who truly would benefit from the program in other schools.[/quote] I completely agree. I wouldn't trust any GRBS from Shrevewood at all. For all I know they are prepping the kids too. What is the benefit of having AAP students? Can FCPS not figure out how to grade schools based on their general ed population separate from AAP? Why should every school be afraid of losing their AAP students?[/quote] PP, I don't know if you are the one that's been doing all the Shrevewood bashing or not! Apparently someone on here does not like Shrevewood, yes it's that obvious! If you don't like a school or agree with the Principal or other Administrators, there's no reason to continue to bash it. Make 1 point and move on! Makes me wonder if you are that vocal in your current school if you don't like the way something is handled. Your comment about the GRBS scores being inflated by Shrevewood or any other school is laughable. Do you honestly think they would give a child GRBS scores if they didn't think the child was able to handle the AAP curriculum? I personally know of two parents at Shrevewood whose kids didn't get into to the program due to low GRBS scores, so no they are not inflating the scores! As for competiation between Shrevewood/Westgate/Lemon Rd for AAP students each school does the best they can to retain good students and involved parents. We all know schools run better with a large involvement from parents. [/quote]
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