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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because it divides the kids. It divides them socially. It divides them academically. It affect their friendships, and how they view themselves academically. In most cases, this division is based on rather infinitesimal differences. The students could be educated in the same classroom. And should be. NP here.[/quote]

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There are rare cases - on both ends of the spectrum - where kids might need a special learning environment.  The vast majority do not.  Enough of this crazy segregation.  Just improve the curriculum for ALL kids.[/quote]

Guess what? The vast majority of kids are NOT in AAP.  So there you go. It’s fine.[/quote]

depending on the school, just under half are.[/quote]

This makes no sense. Yes if you’re looking at a dedicated center, half of the classes might be level 4, for obvious reasons.  Local level 4 definitely not.  At my kid’s base, which is a center, only four or five kids from the base are in the full time level 4 program?

If you’re talking about level 3 pull outs, then it makes more sense.[/quote]

I'm at a local, between committee placed and principal placed, it's either 1/3 or 1/4 depending on how many classes at a given grade level [/quote]

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