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[quote=Anonymous][quote]How is LLIV worse? There are no issues with transportation. Kids are in their neighborhood school. The number of AAP kids does not overwhelm the school. [/quote] I am not the poster you asked, but I've seen this work at 2 different LLIV schools. What often happens is the LLIV class becomes the "smart" class. And when it is the same kids year after year, then absolutely all the kids in the grade know who is Level IV and who is not. Some schools mix for specials, etc. Our school also has math groupings where the kids in all classes change to a math class at their level, but what typically happens is a few kids go into the LLIV class for math. Also, if there are not enough Level IV kids to have a full class, the rest of the class is principal placed in some fashion. It can get very ugly when some parents are resentful their kid is not in the LLIV class. [/quote]
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