Would it only mean that your school is one of those largest center schools accepting kids from a few feeder schools.

So Majority of kids in AAP will be from those feeder schools, that’s all.

Anonymous wrote:New to Fairfax Co. I think our center school has 5-7 feeder schools nearby which seems a lot. Does it mean that my DC's chance of making it to our own AAP class is not very high percentage wise or maybe more competitive to get into our AAP program?

I'm not sure I 100% understand your question, but the number of feeder school shouldn't affect your child getting in AAP. Talk to your school's AART about reviewing your child's scores to see if they may be eligible for the AA program.

New to Fairfax Co. I think our center school has 5-7 feeder schools nearby which seems a lot. Does it mean that my DC's chance of making it to our own AAP class is not very high percentage wise or maybe more competitive to get into our AAP program?