Anonymous
Post 01/03/2012 14:23     Subject: Re:Does Arlington have equivalent of FFX AAP or GT?

Anonymous wrote:Without a separate GT program, how can you find information about Arlington's support for gifted kids? I've looked on the APS website and haven't found anything. We're still a year out, but are already having discussions about public v parochial v private. We're zoned for a great school, but if Arlington redistricts or we decide to move, then we need to have time to plan for that, which is why we're thinking about these things earlier than we otherwise might.

p.s. Please don't flame me about my special snowflake. DC hasn't been formally tested but pediatrician and preschool teachers are all indicating that DC might lean towards the gifted category. I was myself, and DH is no dummy either, so we wouldn't be shocked, which again is why we're talking about these things.


OP here. I don't know who this poster is, but it's not the OP.
Anonymous
Post 12/30/2011 12:24     Subject: Re:Does Arlington have equivalent of FFX AAP or GT?

Anonymous wrote:Here's the gifted services page:

http://www.apsva.us/site/Default.aspx?PageID=1838


i doubt OP couldn't find this page. she more likely was not satisfied with the info put on there.
Anonymous
Post 12/30/2011 10:15     Subject: Re:Does Arlington have equivalent of FFX AAP or GT?

Here's the gifted services page:

http://www.apsva.us/site/Default.aspx?PageID=1838
Anonymous
Post 12/28/2011 11:50     Subject: Re:Does Arlington have equivalent of FFX AAP or GT?

Anonymous wrote:Without a separate GT program, how can you find information about Arlington's support for gifted kids? I've looked on the APS website and haven't found anything. We're still a year out, but are already having discussions about public v parochial v private. We're zoned for a great school, but if Arlington redistricts or we decide to move, then we need to have time to plan for that, which is why we're thinking about these things earlier than we otherwise might.

p.s. Please don't flame me about my special snowflake. DC hasn't been formally tested but pediatrician and preschool teachers are all indicating that DC might lean towards the gifted category. I was myself, and DH is no dummy either, so we wouldn't be shocked, which again is why we're talking about these things.


not able to find anything on APS website should give you a hint that APS does not stress its GT services.

the only surefire tried and true way to meet your special snowflake's giftedness is to go private. or homeschooling.