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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In the 90s, admission to GT was only by WISC. A score of 130+ would get you school-based services and a score of 140+ would get you into the center. The experience was vastly different. The center classes were reserved for the highly gifted and it was a tight cohort. The general Ed classes were still great because only those tippy top kids were removed from their base schools. There were definitely fewer centers. I went to the center at Louise Archer, then on to Longfellow, then back to Madison. [/quote]

If you don't mind sharing, what did you go on to study and where?  What do you do for a living now?  Just curious if AAP made a difference in your life..[/quote]

It is so sad that people actually believe AAP is a life-changer!  Check out recent high school graduates, ask where they're going to college, and then (if you're not too embarrassed!) ask whether they were in AAP during elem. or middle school.  Of my high school DC's group of friends, exactly one was in AAP.  He's going to Tech, and the other four kids in this group (including my DC) are headed to UVA, UMichigan, Stanford, and W&M.  AAP is such a tiny blip in the whole scheme of things.  [/quote]

well the AAPers go to all those schools and more, like MIT. So your anecdote is kinda worthless since its based on such a small sample size.[/quote]

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