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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]FCPS has advanced academic level 4, level 3, and level 2 advanced math groups and kids can be brought into any of these levels at any given year. How many more levels do people want for advanced academics?[/quote]

People (aap haters) don't want to say that they're child receives some advanced services. It's not enough. [b]They want to say "my child is in AAP" and if they can't, then they don't want anyone to be able to. [/b][/quote]

Waa!!! Waa!![/quote]

I'm a PP who wrote critically about AAP earlier and I had a son in the program -- it's not waah, waah, trust me.  It's sensible people looking at a program that's driven a wedge into the FCPS community because of how it's been implemented and wondering how did we get here?  [/quote]

And what in particular do you find wrong with it and in your opinion can it be fixed? To me there are a couple of issues at certain schools, but I don't see an issue across the board within FCPS. I have yet to find a school system where advanced academics isn't an issue.[/quote]

It is too inclusive.  It is too exclusive.  It is not really a highly challenging curriculum but a bunch of kids that are in it can't handle it.  BUT, all or most of the kids in GE can handle it.   The AAP program is busting the school budget (not sure how and don't really have any idea how much it costs, but it sounds good) It makes a lot of parents feel badly. . :roll:  :roll:  :roll: [/quote]

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