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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The problem is that in the non-AAP classes there are kids that are just barely existing. There are kids that the teachers can barely control. AAP is just a way to have what used to be called an actual classroom 40 years ago. I have no idea how we have progressed to students running wild in class, making noise, distractions, disobeying the teacher, etc. In my older son's 2nd grade class right before he split into level IV, there was a girl who would just sit and curse all day and scream at the teacher... IN SECOND GRADE! In my first grader's class this year there was a kid who literally did not participate in the class. He spent the entire running back and forth in the back of the room, throwing paper airplanes, hitting kids, and spitting on the teacher. Jesus christ.[/quote] just remember that if you choose a school district to avoid that, you're racist [/quote] AAP is what keeps me from having to do that, I hope. I'm just waiting for my younger one with a 146 NNAT to get rejected now because "equity."[/quote]
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