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Reply to "New Budget Recommendations -- eliminate AAP busing and centers"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]yes they are entitled to a different experience-such is the nature of special Ed [/quote] :lol: Now this is just silly. [b] It is a known fact that AAP is NOT special Ed. [/b]There may be some kids within AAP who have LDs, but the program as a whole isn't considered "special ed." Sorry. [/quote] [b]The original mandate to even have GT (now AAP) is that it was "special education" for children who truly do learn differently. [/b] Take away the special ed part and you really don't have a reason to separate out these kids into centers. [/quote] Gifted education is special education in every sense of the word. Don't see anyone clamoring to get rid of the other end of the spectrum of special Ed and stop mainstreaming kids with autism, etc.[/quote]
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