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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DCUM: AAP is segregation of rich and poor. AAP is not the path to equity so should be abolished.

Also DCUM: AAP is no different than gen ed. Your snowflake will be just fine in gen ed.

DCUM again: AAP is a refuge from disruptive kids and remedial schooling.

Which is it? [/quote]

Do you post this same thing every week? I swear you've posted this at least twice already. Get a life.[/quote]

Why are you so prickly? Struck a nerve?[/quote]

I'm not sure what nerve would have been struck by someone pointing out that you have posted this same thing multiple times. [/quote]

Actually I haven't. For the record, I'm hoping that my dc will get in AAP but sometimes I wonder what is really gained. Is it mostly academic or mostly peer group or something else. I don't agree with the AAP is segregation of rich vs poor take. My impression is that it is somewhat about academics but also very much an attempt to get away from behavioral issues in gen ed classes (which motivates me as well).[/quote]

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