Anonymous
Post 06/08/2025 16:25     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why can’t they offer Level 3 from K to 2? Level 2 has been pointless, a spoon to build a tunnel.


Level 3 is equally pointless.


Disagree. My daughter has really enjoyed the pull outs this year. It’s a lot of problem solving and creative thinking.
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2025 16:11     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
Anonymous wrote:Why can’t they offer Level 3 from K to 2? Level 2 has been pointless, a spoon to build a tunnel.


Level 3 is equally pointless.
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2025 13:42     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
Why can’t they offer Level 3 from K to 2? Level 2 has been pointless, a spoon to build a tunnel.
Anonymous
Post 06/08/2025 06:10     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
If it’s level 3/ part time for grade 3-6 once you are in you are in. If it’s level II and younger than 3rd grade then it’s year to year.
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 15:40     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
Anonymous wrote:They send it every year. We just got ours yesterday.


You must be subject specific vs part time level 3.

Believe level 3 assessment is once and if they are in, they’re in.
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 13:07     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
Anonymous wrote:
No that’s not true. Part time AAP is assessed every year. Admission is only on a yearly basis.


No you're wrong. "Once they are identified, students do not need to be evaluated each year." https://www.fcps.edu/academics/advanced-academic-programs-aap/elementary


Pulling out the quote from this link. Level III is now called "part-time":

Part-Time Services, Grades 3-6

Some students have advanced academic needs in multiple subject areas in addition to specific subject differentiation. These students need part-time AAP services.  In part-time services:

Students work with other students who have similar academic needs through weekly pull-out classes or weekly co-taught lessons with the AART and classroom teacher.
Teachers provide frequent opportunities to use materials from the AAP Curriculum Framework in Language Arts, science, social studies, and/or mathematics.
Each year a local committee screens all students in grades 3-6 for possible participation in Part-Time advanced academic services. Part-time services continue through Grade 6. Once they are identified, students do not need to be evaluated each year.
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 13:06     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
They send it every year. We just got ours yesterday.
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 10:43     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Once you're in level 3, you're in.


No that’s not true. Part time AAP is assessed every year. Admission is only on a yearly basis.


You're thinking of subject specific stregnths
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 06:23     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
No that’s not true. Part time AAP is assessed every year. Admission is only on a yearly basis.


No you're wrong. "Once they are identified, students do not need to be evaluated each year." https://www.fcps.edu/academics/advanced-academic-programs-aap/elementary
Anonymous
Post 06/07/2025 01:30     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
Anonymous wrote:Once you're in level 3, you're in.


No that’s not true. Part time AAP is assessed every year. Admission is only on a yearly basis.
Anonymous
Post 06/06/2025 22:54     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
Once you're in level 3, you're in.
Anonymous
Post 06/06/2025 21:09     Subject: Part time AAP (level 3)
My child was offered part time (level 3) services at the end of last school year and has been participating in pull outs all year.

I assumed this just continues every year but we didn’t get another permission form for next year. Do they send one every year or is it like level 4 and once you’re in, you don’t have to do anything further to stay in?