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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a hard time believing this is a real post from a high school kid. A freshman taking pre-calc in 9th grade is obviously on an advanced and super competitive math pathway.[/quote]

It seems more like a question a mom would post. [/quote]

Nah I’m a child but I was asking this cause I think this is average if not below average at poolesville [/quote]

Many WPES kids had the option to accelerate so they would've already taken A2 or Precalc by 9th grade.[/quote]

Aaaaannnd...there it is, folks!  Who had around 8 AM the following day in the pool?  Maximum exposure for our resident "WPES" math troll after allowing a few gullible folks to weigh in on the matter so as not to seem directly connected...

I was hoping others would see the "hskid" OP for the setup-identity for this poster's reply that it was, just ignoring the troll, who, I suspect, also recently tried to resurrect a couple of years-old threads for the same purpose.  There are always a few, though, perhaps new to the board, who end up weighing in.  Sigh.

Please feel free to ignore this thread.[/quote]

Bro what💀💀💀, I didn’t understand your reply but idk what WPES is🤷🏽‍♂️[/quote]

WPES are the wealthy potomac schools that offer math enrichment unavailable elsewhere. I think some parents are afraid they'll lose this if word  gets out.[/quote]

Our school never offered this but many of DC's classmates at SMCS were from these schools so are very advanced. [/quote]

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