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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My DD is not in AAP and has a tutor - a lot of her friends who are in AAP's parents have asked for her name! Most of her friends that are in AAP either have a tutor or are in some sort of math program like RSM or Mathnasium. Of course, their parents will tell you it's for "enrichment" and not tutoring :)
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My kid was in Advanced Math and did attend RSM. He was in the honors class a grade level ahead so he would be challenged. And he did the math competition class. He dropped the grade level class when he got to Algebra because he already knew the subject, thanks to math competition class, and we did not see the point in his taking the Algebra 2 class. Anyone whose kid is in the honors class at RSM is 100% learning material that is not taught in FCPS. If they are at RSM and they are not in the honors class, that is a different story. Mathnasium is most likely for kids who are struggling or working to stay on pace for their class. I know a few people have posted about their kid being ahead in mathnasium but that is rare.[/quote]

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