LLIV

We're sending him to the center (White Oaks).

Anonymous wrote:Center.

One of the reason is that LLIV only have one AAP class.
Center have three classes, so that my kids can interact with broader range of kids through 6th grade.

+1

Also, the one Local Level IV class would have less than 6 Center-eligible kids in 3rd grade. Our Center will have at least 60 Center-eligible kids in 3rd grade.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LLIV. Our Center orientation was pretty off putting.

interesting and ditto. Which center?

Louise Archer

Anonymous wrote:LLIV. Our Center orientation was pretty off putting.

interesting and ditto. Which center?

LLIV. Our Center orientation was pretty off putting.

We chose our local level IV over the center. (Flint Hill Elementary).

Center.

One of the reason is that LLIV only have one AAP class.
Center have three classes, so that my kids can interact with broader range of kids through 6th grade.

LLIV

choice of center (Canterbury Woods) and local level IV, we have chosen the center

We went the Local Level IV /Center orientations for Wakefield Forest/Canterbury Woods and leaning towards the center. Anyone else at Wakefield having as much trouble as us making this decision?

choice of center and local level IV, we chose center

We have the choice between Center and Local Level IV at our base school. We have chosen Center.

Our school is offering Level IV curriculum to grades 3-6, but not an actual LLIV program. Ds will be attending the center next year.

If your child was found to be AAP eligible, what is your decision for placement next year? Center? Local Level IV? Base School?