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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think people sometimes get a little bogged down by the fact that the name of the program was changed from GT to AAP around 2008. The program itself didn't change.

It's like when we got a new principal at our high school, and he changed "lunch" to "nutrition break," and "library" to "Informations Materials Center."[/quote]

You clearly didn't have a child in what was then GT, and haven't been following the steady expansion and decline of the program's quality.[/quote]
Hey everybody, we have an insider! Surely PP will follow up with a detailed, year by year, county-wide analysis with examples.  [/quote]

Just a parent who had a child in GT and has another child in AAP.  No comparison.[/quote]
Excellent, just the experienced perspective we need.  How did your lucky older child handle the transition from actual GT to high school when GT ended?  Was it a shock?  Though there clearly is "no comparison", even a duck can be compared to a horse by their differences.  Please spare some effort to explaining differences you encountered between GT and AAP.    [/quote]

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