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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does it seem like center schools have a lot more of their second graders going into AAP than regular old schools?[/quote]

NP. I'm not sure. My kid is in AAP at Bull Run. Our base school is VRES. I'm pretty sure we send the lion's share of AAP students to that program. It's not a ton of kids, but it's probably 15-20 per grade some years. The kids who are already at Bull Run make up the second-largest chunk. There are some kids wo are found eligible and decide not to go, for various reasons. There are also a lot of kids who live out that way and attend private schools because their parents aren't impressed with the school's offerings for Gen Ed.

It seems kind of dumb that VRES isn't willing to entertain a LLIV center. I'm surprised the people who live in the neighborhood haven't pushed hard for it, since the school's test scores and overall data would definitely look a lot better. [/quote]

Maybe things were different in last year’s entering class?  Per DD, it’s a fairly even distribution among 4 schools, but they only have a couple of kids from Bull Run.[/quote]

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