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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The principal at Cooper has tried to get official Level IV AAP standing for a few years now. Apparently she is setting the rules at her school to substantiate she has enough Center eligible students there to designate it as a Center.[/quote]

I used to see posts claiming the principal at Cooper did not want a LLIV center at the school - which is it?  I think it's inevitable that Cooper will become the only LLIV option for students in the Langley pyramid, and it's nice that some parents have seen the writing on the wall and taken advantage of the LLIV courses now available.  Both Kilmer and Longfellow are less crowded now - which is great!  [/quote]

Cooper has been dramatically under-enrolled due to the increased number of students found eligible for AAP over the past several years. The principal is now very supportive of opening a center at Cooper in order to bring back the students and bring the school up to its capacity. The school has done a lot over the past few years to prepare for this.[/quote]

Cooper may be underenrolled now, but what is going to happen after 200 or so AAP kids get diverted from Longfellow and Kilmer to attend their program? It is a woefully dilapidated building and a renovation isn't even planned at the moment. Trailers will almost certainly be necessary.[/quote]

Oh No trailers!  Wait, you mean like the ones Longfellow had has to have for decades to accommodate the Cooper AAP students?  Quelle horreur! [/quote]

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