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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, ignore. Glad your child is happy, OP.

AAP is not gifted and does not pretend to be. If you child is thriving then it was a great decision by you.

I am a TJ parent and fully support expanding AAP as much as possible - give more kids the advanced math they need to qualify for the lottery. [/quote]

Just stop with the aap is not gifted, [b]check your privilege[/b][/quote]

Please stop parroting phrases like a sheep. The people are telling you the truth, there's no incentive to lie. It's especially apparent now that all parents can see what their children are learning in class and many are rightfully concerned that they wasted their time applying to a program that is a name only. AAP is a joke, not only is the curriculum not for gifted kids (I hate that term btw), it's not even "advanced" in any sense or form. FCPS is a sham and they should be held accountable for what they say vs what they teach. If the only reason to be in AAP is to get away from disruptive kids, not only is it sad, it's a waste of a program.[/quote]

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