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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not the poster who posted about private (Can't afford it) but I agree that the class sizes in FCPS are too big and I too worry about my child being in a large gen ed class. There is nothing we can do about it since we're too poor to afford private school but I'd have less angst if I thought my child would be in a gen ed class where he would get more teacher attention. I know the AAP class sizes are large but at least there he would get superior instruction. [/quote] I'm the PP right above this post. One of the reasons my child chose to remain in gen ed was that the classes at the base school each have about 22 kids/class, whereas the center has 30 kids in each AAP class, with many of those classes in trailers. I also wouldn't be too sure about the superior instruction. At least in gen ed, the kids in the highest reading group or the advanced math class are there because they're actually above grade level. In AAP, many kids are not above grade level in either math or language arts, so they're still slowing the class down and consuming more of the teacher's time. [/quote]
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