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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Whatever-Cooper will quickly outpace both Longfellow and Kilmer as a successful center within a year or two because of the quality of its students! So much for oversize AAP being over![/quote]

People have been pointing out for years that a Langley pyramid-only center would immediately have a critical mass of AAP students.  I guess you had to hear the words come out of your own mouth, with the extra snark, for the idea to finally register.

Of course, it'll be your job, not ours, to deal with the [b]Cooper/Langley parents who want to keep Cooper an "AAP-free zone," and refer to AAP students like some invasive plant species[/b].[/quote]

Not the PP, but surely you can see how parents who have been so happy with Cooper being AAP-free would be upset at having it turn into yet another AAP factory, like Kilmer, Longfellow, etc.  What this area needs is a *normal* middle school, free from all the TJ-mania and AAP competitiveness.  The very fact that there hasn't been AAP at Cooper is what makes it such an attractive school for many families.  Cooper has been turning out smart, happy, well-balanced, nice kids for decades.  With the arrival of AAP and all the fanatical parents, I guess that's about to end.[/quote]

Surely you can see that students at Kilmer and Longfellow are negatively affected as a result by the same action that Cooper has benefited.  [/quote]

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