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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Be grateful.  Longfellow doesn't have AA/AAP classes for their AAP cohort.  They are put in Honors with any and all kids who choose to take them -- no minimum requirement to do so.  The behavior and distractions in the classes descended quite a bit from the AAP only classes my DC was in during elementary school.  There was a lot of the mean girl cliquey environment and disruptive boy behavior from kids not interested or engaged in academics.[/quote]

This is weirdly just wrong. My kids have been in the AA classes at Longfellow. The teachers are fantastic, and my shy and bookish child is surrounded by a lot of kids who are cool with that. [/quote]

Agree!  My kid is also at Longfellow from Haycock and is in all AA classes.  Some of her non-AAP friends are in regular classes while others are in HN classes.  If you were at the info session held during Spring 2024, the Longfellow team highlighted the difference between HN and AAP.  It is pretty much the same, but there is a possibility that AAP kids are assigned additional work.  Not always.  Sometimes.[/quote]

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