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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ok, so there's the snowflake person, and the person who has a kid in aap and gen ed.  And they make sure to follow, post, and regurgitate on every thread.  Or maybe more than once in the same thread.

Hi you two![/quote]

Catching up on this thread and have to chime in.  I'm wondering why you (PP) assume there are only one or two other people here who disagree with you?  You seem pretty insistent that you are right about who is posting here, but the reality is you have no idea who is who, as much as you pretend you do.  One could say there are only one or two people here with [b]your[/b] viewpoint who keep posting over and over.  Pretty arrogant.  From my experience, both on DCUM and in "real life," plenty of parents think AAP is overblown and needs to be reduced in size and scope.  And they have every right to post on this thread, as well as all others, for that matter.  Why don't you express your opinion, move along, and let others do the same.  [/quote]

This was already posted, but I'll repeat it. Discussion and discourse is fine. But [b]assuming because you have a kid in AAP and one in Gen Ed allows you to become an authority and say thst based on your observations other AAP kids in your childs class would be fine in Gen Ed is ridiculous.[/b]  Repeating if time and again becomes tiresome. [/quote]

And what if it is the teachers who are saying it?  I suppose you'd have a beef with them too.  But the truth is plenty of teachers, both AAP and Gen Ed, say the same thing. As do several school board members, members of the Fairfax County Association and even, on occasion, AAP Coordinator Carol Horn.  Hearing this repeated by different posters is no more tiresome than a constant refrain of "my kid needs AAP because he/she's bored in Gen Ed."

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