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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP is correct.  AAP is not only a brain drain, taking all the best students out of the population of a school and classroom, leaving mediocre-poor lumped together behind.  It's also a parent drain.  I used to be volunteer coordinator for my child's ES, and when 3rd grade came and all the AAP kids left, so did all the volunteers.  It's time to get rid of AAP.  It's good for a handful of people, and bad for the rest of us.[/quote]

Opinions like this reveal some of you for the a-holes you are. NEWSFLASH: some people CHOOSE not to send their kids to AAP. There are plenty of smart and motivated kids in "gen ed" classes. Mine was one of them. DC started honors classes in middle school (which our center school told us that all honors courses was essentially the AAP curriculum). DC is now in HS (10th) and all honors and AAP and killing it. Doing better than a lot of her AAP friends from ES.

Generalizing those not in AAP as mediocre and their parents .  . . bunch of crap. The Gen Ed parent volunteers were just as involved -if not more so- at our ES. You smug hags need to check yourself.[/quote]

+ a million
My kids had to attend a center school as Gen Ed students and it was horrible.  The AAP kids actually thought they were superior - as did their parents.  It was such a relief to get to middle school where they could take honors classes, and then high school where they could take honors and AP.  They excelled.  [b]AAP center schools are truly the worst and I’m astounded they still exist[/b].[/quote]

Now, with every ES having LLIV, every school will be like this.  How nice![/quote]

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