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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cluster 2 families were told last year they had to send their kids to a new AAP program at Lemon Road ES with no track record, so Cluster 1 families can send their kids to a new AAP program at Cooper MS.  You don't have a right to send your kids to Kilmer or Longfellow just because you pay property taxes. [/quote]

The stakes are higher in middle school for the AAP kids-sorry, that is just the reality. It makes more sense to have more local centers and level IV centers at an elementary school level.[/quote]

Did I seriously just read this?  You feel that the stakes are higher for AAP kids?  That, in a nutshell, is what is so very wrong with the AAP program as it is today.  The parents actually believe their kids are more special and more important than the general ed. kids, and so everything must revolve around them.  What this area needs are far fewer centers and FAR fewer AAP kids.  General Ed kids deserve the same amount of focus and energy that AAP has been getting from FCPS.[/quote]

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