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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Take this with a huge grain of salt because it hasn’t even fully started yet, I’m relying on the word of a 3rd grade boy, and my DS has a student teacher through December (along with the regular classroom teacher) so this may allow for things to be done differently than in the past. But there is advanced math at his LLIV school this year, we got the official email from the registrar that he was selected and we have a certain amount of time to opt out. His classroom teacher is the advanced math teacher. DS said that around ~10 kids, maybe a little less, leave for math - presumably these are the on grade level math kids - and that they would be getting additional students from other classes just for math.

No clue how other schools are doing it especially centers or if you have a well established LLIV program. Our school has a pretty new LLIV and not too many families elect to go to the center as it’s a much longer bus commute. [/quote]
This is pretty typical for smaller FCPS elementary schools.[/quote]

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