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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We're talking about the hugely bloated AAP program which sees fit to divide kids into two groups, in which the vast majority of kids in both groups are extremely similar.  It's only the outliers, on both ends of the spectrum, who truly need intervention and specialized teaching methods.  It's moronic to claim that this program is actually serving a purpose, other than to create an us and them mentality amongst the kids and parents of FCPS.  [/quote]

It's a feeder system to TJ and artificially skews the demand curve.

Solution? Close TJ. AAP mania solved.[/quote]

You may be right.  But what I find interesting is how few kids are actually accepted to TJ.  I think it's a reality check for the many AAP parents who actually believe that just because their kid is in AAP, they must be gifted.  The kids who don't get into TJ simply go to their regular high schools, along with - gasp! - everyone else.  Where they are indistinguishable from all the other kids.  [/quote]

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