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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For all the private school parents on this thread: you don’t seem to understand that the reason why public’s so weighted GPAs is because they offer a huge variety of levels for each class, at least large public’s do. I don’t live in the DMV anymore, but for example, my child’s high school offers everything pre-algebra to pre-calculus to 9th graders. For English, there are three levels offered in every grade. [/quote] My kid's private school offers 4 choices and different level for freshman math, for example. Algebra 1, geometry, Algebra 2, pre-calculus. Each of those courses offers three levels from on-grade level (flex), on-grade level, honors. So my kid was in honors Algebra 1 in 9th grade but ended up his senior year in on-grade level (flex) for pre-calc. Math was always his weakness except for standardized testing. You can't move in or out of a class or level during the school year though. Once you're in, you're in.[/quote]
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