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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thank your for all the responses, it does seem the general tide flows toward TJ (Yey!)  To the person that said I'm an immigrant and I don't value my son's opinion in the matter, go ahead and believe what you will, I doubt I'll ever convince you otherwise.  I AM an immigrant from South America, but not as you might think.  My parents came to the US because my father was hired at a major international bank.  I've been in the US since I was 5, so that makes it 40 years.  Trust me, this is my country.  My husband is American also. I'm not a type A mom (although I find nothing wrong with moms expecting the best from their children), I'm just a frustrated mom that can't help her son.  My husband and I are educated intelligent adults, but we can't mentor our son's ideas, they are beyond us.  What does my son want? He doesn't even know, he is so young in so many ways and such a happy go lucky kid.  He does want to be able to build all this things that are in his head.  Some teacher have been able to help somewhat for two science awards he won.  He is surrounded by smart children at his school, but in math and science he is beyond.  So, I know may son, and I know he would love to be among peers his own age, or close to his age for an exchange of ideas and collaboration.  If this is impossible, a teacher that could mentor him would be wonderful.  It seems like TJ would be the place to go for this, right?[/quote]

To me, clearly, TJ. I really hope he gets there. Good luck![/quote]

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