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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In middle school centers the full-time aap kids are segregated into full time aap only classes 
Non center middle school they mix with the kids who choose honors.
It does seem to be mostly the same thing....but with the segregation....[/quote]

Anyone understand why they are separated in MS? If Honors and AAP are the same, why not mix??[/quote]

Haven't been able to figure it out yet, same teachers, same Schoology folders, same teaching materials and homework and tests...[/quote]

It is not the same material or tests at our school. [/quote]

Our MS has AAP and Honors. Material, homework, tests, etc are the same. Teachers have told me it's the same curriculum, no difference. So.... why segregate?[/quote]

You’re confused bc they’re lying. It’s not the same material. If it were, they’d combine the classes, it makes no sense otherwise. [/quote]

Within the same team it is absolutely the same..
At least at our center.  Otherwise the teachers would maintain different Schoology folders for aap and honors, but they don't... IT'S THE SAME...just segregated [/quote]

In AAP the pacing is faster and the curriculum goes more in depth. [/quote]

Honestly, if they weren't similar the kids would stay segregated in highschool too since they would have been taught soooooo much more[/quote]

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