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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Teacher here. I don’t think AAP is going away, but I do think centers will eventually. The whole plan is to have every ES offer it and they are getting close to that goal. There will be no need for centers if services can be at the base school. [/quote] That's the obvious plan, and in some places it's working as parents choose the base school over transferring to the center. But in other places, the centers remain the first choice for families. Rather than phasing out center schools altogether, the county is creating a dual system with some areas having robust centers and other areas having no centers. I wonder how long that will last.[/quote] I think eventually they will just phase out centers once every ES has LL4. Most districts do not offer kids to choose which school they attend. Honestly, as a teacher I think getting rid of centers is a good thing. [/quote]
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