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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]21:27 I'm saying that for all core subjects, no child should be guaranteed all other children will be at their level. Class sizes are being skewed because children are being segregated and not allowed to mix at these centers. If special ed children should be mainstreamed, so should AAP children to some degree. Certainly they shouldn't have lower class sizes just because there aren't enough AAP children to fill out a class. No one should be guaranteed a complete class of children at the same level. That is not guaranteed in general ed and shouldn't be guaranteed in AAP either. They should be allowed access to an advanced curriculum. That's all.[/quote]

Totally agree.  Gen Ed students are a mix of avg./above avg. kids, along with LD or special needs kids.  If these children can be mainstreamed, why on earth can't AAP students?  Why do they need to be segregated with only other AAP kids?  The whole system is ridiculous, especially as many, if not most, Gen Ed kids are indistinguishable from most AAP kids.  It's only a [u]very few [/u]at the uppermost end of the spectrum, who "need" AAP/GT.  [/quote]

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