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OP of the passage here. I am no troll. Don't kid yourself, all opportunities build on prior opportunity. I know, not in all cases, there are great success stories from those who came from no opportunity or who came from bad circumstance, but the majority of success stories are the result of good breaks and the best learning environment. Do you not think that those who do best in high school in Fairfax County come from AAP? Do you not think that those who do best in High School do best in college admission and go to the best universities? Do you not think that those who go to the best universities get the best jobs or go on to become doctors, lawyers, or academics? I realize that AAP students are inately smart, but the rigors of the program make all the kids better students in the long run, better than those in the general program. Yes it is parody, but it is true. C
You are pathetic!  A bright , motivated child will succeed regardless of their GT experience.  Your kids however have been set up to fail by you needing them to be in AAP.  Clearly your value as a human being is based on whether or not your child is in the AAP program.  Elementary school AAP has as much to do with professional success as whether or not your child was born under a full moon.  
 
 "I want my DC to have the best opportunity to succeed and I will do whatever I can to provide that path to her." Does that include paying her 2nd grade teacher a bribe to inflate her GBRs?

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