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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's not all about taunting or bullying.  It's just a pervasive feeling that the GenEd kids are an afterthought.  That they are lesser.  That they aren't worthy.[/quote]

Exactly.  I've never seen outright bullying - but exactly what PP said.  It's a constant superiority complex on the part of the AAP kids (and parents) that is very obvious.  Even some of the staff acts like AAP kids can do no wrong.  It's ridiculous.  [/quote]

Please share the name of the school.[/quote]

It's already been mentioned and I'm not going to name it again.[/quote]

So it is either Louise Archer or Colvin Run, based on my fast perusal of this long thread.

There have been several posters on this thread stating they have[b] not [/b]seen "a constant superiority complex" at their Center schools. I have no idea if any have posted about Louise Archer or Colvin Run, but I suppose it can be possible.

If you look at the Louise Archer and Colvin Run class size numbers, it is easy to see how such an environment could be created. (From last school year, 75% of the 5th graders at Louise Archer are in AAP classrooms?!?  At our Center school it was 45% in AAP in 5th grade.)

But -- there are many others Center schools without such extremes in numbers. Therefore, not all Center schools are that way.

What is true in one part of the county is not necessarily true in another part of the county.[/quote]

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