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Reply to "no trolling - comparing MoCo vs WOTP DCPS schools"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know if needs are being met. I have two kids at Deal who have received all A's and 100% in many classes some quarters (as in they haven't missed a point on anything the entire quarter in math or ELA). They have received 5's on all PARCCs they have taken since 3rd grade. They're learning but they certainly aren't being challenged. The school does test-in for math and so they're both up 2 years (Algebra 1 in 7th and on). I'm not sure if they're G&T or not but they're certainly maxing out the Deal curriculum with very little effort and it was the same at our JKLM feeder school. Deal has not offered they any other enrichment and I'd put them in the top 10% of their respective classes (about 10% of the kids perform at this level--in terms of grades, etc). I have a neighbor whose kid is definitely gifted (the type of kid doing Algebra independently at home in 4th grade) and while Deal has allowed the kid to accelerate in math (Algebra in 6th, double math classes in 7th), they haven't done anything in other subjects. However, the family is much happier at Deal than at the JKLM which did absolutely nothing for this kid despite quite a few meetings with the school. Or should I say, they did a few "pull outs" for more advanced problem sets in math but nothing at all like a true gifted and talented program and certainly no different or expanded curriculum. [/quote] If you can afford it, send your kids to the top privates in the city. If you can’t, then move to the burbs with the top performing schools. They are not being challenged to their fullest potential. It’s way too easy for them. They are likely more bored than what they are telling you.[/quote]
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