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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does it seem like center schools have a lot more of their second graders going into AAP than regular old schools?[/quote] Yes. Louise Archer past few years has about 30%-35% of second graders go on to AAP for third. I don’t know if more people refer at center schools, more people prep or what?[/quote] It’s not like kids at center schools are 40% more likely to be gifted than kids at schools where only one or two kids get in! It makes no sense logically. I had no idea there was such a huge imbalance in numbers of admitted second graders.[/quote] Before we moved, we were zoned for a center where there were [b]3-4 AAP classrooms and just 1-2 GE.[/b] If we had stayed, I would have pushed and prepped like hell to get my DC in so they weren’t in the “dumb” classes. That atmosphere was toxic.[/quote] Whoa, is this common? AAP shouldn't outnumber gen ed. That is horrible. [/quote] At SEES, yes. [/quote]
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