Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Accept the service. GT designations are recognized across districts, so if you end up in another county, your kid will still get their equivalent of GT/AAP
I assume op is moving w/in FCPS so yes, accept AAP and reach out to wherever you’re moving. To the PP, AAP admittance is recognized across FCPS, it’s not, however, like an IEP that is recognized across counties/different school districts.
It's a GT designation. Just because FCPS is generous with the label doesn't mean that other districts won't recognize it.
Sure, some *might*, but that’s up to the individual school district. It’s not guaranteed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Accept the service. GT designations are recognized across districts, so if you end up in another county, your kid will still get their equivalent of GT/AAP
I assume op is moving w/in FCPS so yes, accept AAP and reach out to wherever you’re moving. To the PP, AAP admittance is recognized across FCPS, it’s not, however, like an IEP that is recognized across counties/different school districts.
It's a GT designation. Just because FCPS is generous with the label doesn't mean that other districts won't recognize it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Accept the service. GT designations are recognized across districts, so if you end up in another county, your kid will still get their equivalent of GT/AAP
I assume op is moving w/in FCPS so yes, accept AAP and reach out to wherever you’re moving. To the PP, AAP admittance is recognized across FCPS, it’s not, however, like an IEP that is recognized across counties/different school districts.
Anonymous wrote:Accept the service. GT designations are recognized across districts, so if you end up in another county, your kid will still get their equivalent of GT/AAP