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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, cagey is right. We weren’t even told our school was piloting this. Does anyone know how long it will continue as a pilot before being implemented everywhere or discontinued? I’m worried about my student learning the same content as the peers she’ll be in advanced math in middle school. [/quote]
I thought the pilot was the ten ES last year and then they would implement more broadly this year. Is E3 currently still considered a pilot, just with more schools, or have they concluded the pilot stage and are now beginning the broad implementation phase?[/quote]

I'm going to suspect that they are going to begin broadening. We are in the second year of E3.

Also, I think LCPS is now doing it as well.[/quote]

Which schools?  I don't think LCPS has any differentiated math in elementary school, unless Futura does something.[/quote]
I think the intention is to use E3 in heterogenous classes, where kids of all abilities are in the same class. Based on what PPs have said, kids are getting some limited differentiation within that heterogenous class. So, if LCPS were to use it, it would likely to be in a regular classroom. One PP here said that parents didn't know E3 was in use until they asked. Thus, LCPS parents might need to ask to know if it's being used in their kids ES classroom or not.[/quote]

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