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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Kids in General Ed should an advantage in the admission system compared to those in AAP. AAP have much smaller class sizes, less disruptive and low abiility students, more challenging classes.The standard of education is much higher in AAP. Kids who succeed in General ed despite the disadvantages should get a bump in comparison. [/quote] You do realize that most of the higher performing kids from general Ed eventually end up in AAP through teacher recommendations or principal placements. Don’t you? At least in our elementary school, ever year some new kids get added to Level 4 and by 6th grade there will be a whole new class to accommodate additional students. [/quote]
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