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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you do realize that your kid will earn a IB diploma, same as kids who attend the non selective IB schools, right?

Nothing is actually being taken away from your child by offering home school kids an opportunity to participate in a program housed at their school. [/quote]

I already responded to your first question.

[b]What is being taken away is "magnet" rigor and "magnet" resources[/b] that the kids were promised in exchange for their sacrifices to join a school away from the comfort of their home school.[/quote]

How?[/quote]

When significant portion of the class is filled with kids who did not specifically qualify for the magnet rigor, the teacher cannot deliver instruction at that rigor without leaving those kids behind.

When limited resources is used for more than what they were planned for individual magnet students get less than they need.[/quote]

Both statements are assumptions that might or might not be valid, depending on the specific circumstances. Can you provide evidence that the

1. The application-process kids are learning less because there are home-school kids in the IB classes and/or the home-school kids in the IB classes aren't keeping up?
2. The application-process kids needs' aren't getting met because their IB classes are bigger (by how many students?) due to the home-school kids?

That's an assumption.[/quote]

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