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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Both sides are correct. I'm the PP with the AART who said that each year, around 5 kids from their school get rejected who should have been accepted. Alongside those 5 kids are 25 kids who belonged in AAP and got in. The 5 wrongfully rejected kids generally get in on appeal, get in the following year, or get principal placed. It stinks when your kid is one of the ones who has to deal with appeals or applying the next year when they should have been admitted. By the end of third grade, after two rounds of applications and appeals, the number of kids who belong in AAP but keep getting rejected is very small. [/quote] Every year, our school sends less than 5 kids to the center. While I don't think our school is the norm, I don't think we're an extreme outlier either. In a class of 75-100 2nd graders, sending 25 or 30 kids seems like a lot. [/quote]
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