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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Even AAP was too easy for DC, as it commonly is for most advanced students. [b]So we stopped all frivolous purchases like athletic gear and electronics, and used that money towards academic enrichment in middle school.[/b] DC is enrolled in the highest level Biology and Physics at TJ, and certainly in the top segment of their class, according to their counselor.  [/quote]

You realize people at TJ have hobbies and sports? You can be smart and play sports at the same time…

What are you trying to say? That has nothing to do with anything.
You can brag, without sound like you are trying to put others down. 
What about music instruments? Some good piece cost thousands and many TJ students owns it.
Even at TJ, sports is a big things and they needs to purchase equipment.

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+ 1. It’s really sad that people are doing all this academic stuff with no sports or music or even personal interests. You know in college, they will be looking for at least 1 sport? Why would you replace sports with more school if your son is so top notch in the class? It’s really sad… you don’t have to brag about how easy school is for your son, because in that message it really sounded like you were putting others down and trying to make your son sound like Einstein or something.[/quote]
You can cry all you want. FCPS admits more advanced academics students into TJ than below average students with sports. The poor performing students quit sports, when those students could have continued sports if they stayed back at base school [/quote][/quote]

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