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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's a shame because my DD is bored in AAP...not challenging enough.[/quote] :roll: [/quote] Then either enrich at home or go to a private school and quit your entitled whining.[/quote] Look Projection up in the dictionary, [b]you are the Entitled one thinking that the program should include non gifted kids[/b][u]. [/quote] Oh dear. Were you not aware that AAP is already made up of mostly non - gifted kids? :shock: [/quote] What a bunch of ridiculousness. The committee lets in who the committee lets in. Do you have nothing better to do?[/quote] Huh? make better point with [u]your time[/u]... the committee lets in non gifted kids ...the program is watered down....[u]your point is off topic and incredibly riduculous[/u][b].[/quote] Actually it isn't off point at all. Are you suggesting that a "gifted" child (who is shown to be gifted by a WISC) belongs in the program more than a child who got in on appeal when both are getting good grades? Of course the committee lets in non gifted kids, as it is no longer "GT" but AAP. Additionally, unless you get a WISC to submit with your application, the committee has no clue who is gifted and who isn't. YOUR post is the ridiculous one.[/quote]
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