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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]AAP isn’t tracking. It’s segregation. [/quote] Incorrect. It's an application system, with an equal application across SES. If anything, now with lowered standards for struggling schools, there's a greater chance of diversity in the program.[/quote] which requires parents to often file complex appeals and pay for expensive private diagnostics to ensure their children are admitted...[/quote] yes AAP is mostly for UMC families who have the $$$ to get their child placed[/quote] It's well past time to retire that old trope[/quote] But it's so true ...[/quote] So, lay out some facts to support your case.[/quote] Half the kids in DC's AAP class got in on appeals using private diagnosis. They were unable to get in the front door. This system seems rigged to favor people with $$$.[/quote]
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