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If we're talking about "entitlement," we should be discussing why one group of kids in FCPS is given a choice of schools, while the other group is not. [/quote]

Where do you want my child receiving special ed services to go? Our neighborhood school does not have the staff to support him. Should our neighborhood school hire specialists to meet his needs? Personally, I think it is less expensive to send him to a school to be with other children with similar needs, and the appropriate staff are in place for all of these children.[/quote]

No one here is talking about special ed children.  We're talking about AAP kids.  Please don't equate the two as that [b]only serves to insult kids who actually need special education; which AAP is not[/b].[/quote]

My son receives both special ed services and AAP services. Are you suggesting he should not receive both of these services?[/quote]

AAP is not a special ed. program.  Are their kids in AAP who receive special ed services?  Sure.  But AAP as a stand alone program is [b]not[/b] special ed.  Stop trying to equate the two.  I'd love to see how the parents on the Special Needs forum would react to that.   :roll: [/quote]

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