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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Proof? Just look at any HS honors or AP class. Most of the kids were in honors or AAP in MS. Most of the GE classes are a tcontinuance of the same GE students from MS.
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This is not only laughable, but absolute B.S.  I've had three kids in high school so far, and one is now in college.  Only one of them was in AAP in elementary and middle school.  This child is probably my least prepared of all and not nearly as serious a student as his siblings.  AAP didn't somehow magically transform him into a stellar student.   :roll:

AAP has ZERO to do with high school course selection or success.  In middle school, kids can self-select all honors classes if they wish.  In high school, they can self-select honors, AP/IB, or regular.  The AP classes my kids have taken are [b]full[/b] of kids who were never in AAP, in addition to those who were.  It's a complete mix of kids, as it should be.  I think some of you are trying to make some sort of (false) correlation between elementary/middle school AAP and AP/IB classes in high school.  They have nothing to do with one another.  And for those of you saying that AAP kids are "better prepared" for the rigors of high school, that too would be B.S.  It's completely dependent on the student and their work ethic, interests, etc.  I can't believe the ridiculous rumors I've read on this forum.[/quote]

Were your kids in MS honors? My post isn't AAP specific. Reread[/quote]

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