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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We didn't fill anything out for either kid, either. It didn't really even dawn on me to do that.[/quote] That's because your'e not crazed like so many others in this area. Genius-type kids may have challenges in Gen Ed, but most smart kids will do fine no matter where they are placed. I have a GT kid who got meh grades in HS and a not-even-close-to GT kid who has so far earned straight A's in honors and IB. Where a kid is placed in grade school means very little except for parents who like to brag at the playground. [/quote] [b]Then why'd you put your meh kid in the program?[/quote][/b] I didn't put my kid anywhere. He got into the program automatically based on test scores and GBRS, I presume. I never asked and didn't fill out a parent referral so I really don't know. And I don't have a meh kid, but a kid more interested in learning and exploring his interests than in grades (hence the not so impressive GPA). Fortunately, he did enough on his own (invention-wise) to get into a great college. I don't think his placement in elementary school affected him much either way, but he wanted to go to the center so we let him. And not being in a center clearly hasn't hurt my other child. [/quote]
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