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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't imagine standing at the school house door telling a group of people that there are too many of them who are gifted and academically high achievers, so we are not going to accept their children into our program, even when we know they're deserving and qualified.[/quote]

arguments like this are why fewer and fewer people sympathize with the folks running the poorly-named "coalition for tj". this is literally the best they can do, is some emotional appeal that borrows language from the civil rights movement as if having a smaller percentage of kids at tj is somehow comparable to being barred from receiving public education[/quote]

PP here. I'm an educator who's worked with special needs kids a long time and not "borrowing" anything. I strongly believe that every child should be able to access the education that best fits his/her needs. If a child is gifted and functions academically at a very high level, then that child should be able to access the available programs in a given district. No program should be limited by a quota or demographics.   [/quote]

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