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[quote=Anonymous]If this... If that... whatever. The point about Glasgow is that even though the base school has a lot of FARMS and ESOL kids, the AAP center is well-attended, well-regarded by those who go there, and those kids score well. Don't believe me? Here's a few quotes from parents who have kids there (source: Great Schools). Parent Overall experience This is our 3rd year in Glasgow and my daughter loves it! what great schools does not show is that Glasgow is home to Advanced Academic program, which provides amazing opportunities for our kids. The teachers are great and always eager to help. Amazing development opportunities are offered as after-school programs. Which other middle school provides an opportunity to kids to build and fly a drone? Or study advanced theater? Principle DeRose is a rock star who is responsive, active and knows every kids by name. Could not be happier and feel lucky that my second daughter will be there next years as well. Submitted by a parent · October 25, 2017 And... The Great Schools ratings do not reflect the quality of the AAP program within Glasgow. It is a very strong continuation of the AAP feeder cohort from Belvedere ES and others with a program, in part, focused on preparing the AAP student for entrance to TJHSST. Both my current 8th and 6th grade children are thriving, achieving the highest grades in classes, gaining leadership experience, social skills, experience in attending state-wide STEM competitions, and participating in one of the strongest music programs in the area. Is a challenge to address the student body with ESL obstacles, home cultures not rigorously supportive of high academic achievement, personal discipline, social skills involving positive leadership, and other key attributes for success as defined by these scorecard metrics or the environmental metrics such as in the per capita highly competitive DC Metro area. I do think highly of Principal Derose, school officials, and especially the teachers my children have had the privilege to learn from. Go Panthers! Submitted by a parent · September 26, 2017 No one is saying that Jackson is equal (or will be equal) to Glasgow except you. Even if we grant you your claims and assume the base school at Jackson becomes as FARMS/ESOL as Glasgow, the AAP center remains largely insulated from the non-AAP part of the school in the minds of parents and kids. [/quote]
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