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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Stop spreading misinformation or I will report your posts to be deleted. If the districts offer those classes and allow acceleration, the kids can still take them in 7th grade at their public school. No one is being held back. STOP SPREADING MISINFORMATION. [/quote] The one spreading misinformation is you. You said no one is being held back. I demonstrated that this is the case in Loudoun. You say this is because of Loudoun, not VMPI. Loudoun implemented changes in response to VMPI. This would be a reason for Loudoun kids to exodus from LCPS, different from the reason you sarcastically suggested, of switching algebra/geometry content flow. There are other counties that have also implemented changes in line with VMPI's original recommendations. Regardless of VMPI's current stance, for any county that has removed advancement, that lack of advancement would be a reason to exodus. It is irrelevant what VMPI currently says is allowed if the facts on the ground in local schools do not have advancement, or tracking. [/quote] Maybe some dumba$$ in Loudoun misunderstood VMPI. But VMPI is still early stages (clearly) and hasn't even provided a draft to the revised SOLs yet. Why on earth would LCPS make changes based on something that is still so early stages? Go start a thread about LCPS - any changes are not coming from VDOE/VMPI. [/quote]
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