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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've been enjoying reading this thread and learning from all the other parents who have experience. I'm sure every parent posting wants the best for his/her child, but this thread makes me wonder what's so bad about a child (your child) being in a regular school (non-AA)? I'm dismayed by the intensity of some parents in push, push, pushing to get their child into the AA program. I just don't get it. If my child is in the pool, great! If my child isn't, it's still just fine b/c I know she's doing well for the regular school. I don't need her to be in something if she doesn't test into it based on whatever standards the school sets. I can't imagine paying hundreds of dollars to test my child and pushing to get her into the AA program. In my view, a child can actually have a successful life and learning experience in a regular Ffx Cty school. I congratulate those whose children are in the pool and/or who recieve an invitation; but not being AA is really o.k. too! ;) [/quote] ITA. My kid is right on the cusp - could go either way. I'd rather have her be a solid performer in regular classes than unhappy in GT. I am going to do my due diligence to help her pass the GT test (parent packet), but if the committee feels she doesn't belong there, so be it.[/quote]
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