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Reply to "No separate AAP student track in FCPS high schools, right?"
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[quote=Anonymous]FCPS can't even keep advanced math in elementary for all students in elementary. After rolling out their EMIS program which allowed advanced math for all students in 2011-2012, it's now almost non-existent outside of AAP and has been removed from the FCPS website like so many other things with their new website rollout. I wish the AAP haters who at the same time think AP classes are just fine would get on FCPS's back about actually implementing their own advanced programs outside of AAP LLIV. Maybe then the AAP LLIV program would be less of a target and people would be more comfortable about other paths to advanced academics in elementary and middle. In all FCPS high schools advanced academic classes are offered. But not in all elementary schools or grades.[/quote]
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