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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can see the points on both sides of the argument for getting rid of the AAP centers vs. keeping them.  For me (the PP with the chronically late bus), the problem could be solved if the bus didn't run a route prior to picking up the AAP kids (or if that route was shortened) so that the bus was not always late picking up the AAP kids at their school.  We're getting to the point now where the "price" of AAP for kids at our base school is that you have to drive your kid to AAP and pick them up everyday b/c the bus is so late and unreliable.   When your child gets home 1hr. and 20 min. or MORE after the dismissal bell on a regular basis, (and they already start 50 min. later than our neighborhood school), it's not reasonable.[/quote]

There is a blind child on our street who has a 1.5 hour bus ride each way to her FCPS special ed school. Have some perspective. If you can, drive and pick your kids up. If not, they can at least read on the bus. [/quote]

Just wait until next year if you think they are late now you haven't seen nothing yet.  The school start times are changing and so are the buses![/quote]

What do you mean?  Our school is a later start school (9:15)- earlier or (please no) later?[/quote]

They are going to change the HS start times to be after 8:00am.  Depending on which option they choose, it may affect the start times of the ES schools. [/quote]

Your first post seemed to indicate the times WERE changing next year for AAP kids...now it is they "may" change.[/quote]

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