Right now all 3rd graders are in 3rd grade math. Next year these kids can be accelerated to 4/5 grade math. That is an improvement if your child is allowed to accelerate.

Does it? I think those that can really be advanced are only being allowed to advance a little.

But next year the math improves for everyone.

Anonymous wrote:Math 2.0 can't be avoided

Still, a lot better than staying at home school, I think.

Math 2.0 can't be avoided

Why part of 2.0 can't be avoided? At the open house they said that they have to cover it and go beyond it. But they an cover the regular curriculum very quickly.

But some of 2.0 can't be avoided.

Anonymous wrote:I need my GT kid to be inspired again. 2.0 -- at least for my child -- has killed a lot of the enthusiasm she had coming into public school. Since getting her acceptance, we have noticed a marked change in outlook. She is excited again.

My son was like that. It was as if his world had gone from black & white to technicolor. Fantastic for him.

I need my GT kid to be inspired again. 2.0 -- at least for my child -- has killed a lot of the enthusiasm she had coming into public school. Since getting her acceptance, we have noticed a marked change in outlook. She is excited again.

It seemed like cold spring is going to meet each child where she is and help her develop. We don't have that in our home school. If you have that in your home school, there is less incentive to move.

Anonymous wrote:We loved loved loved the presentation at cold spring. Saletti seemed incredible.

What exactly did you like?

We declined the invitation from Barnsely for a variety of reasons and decided to stay with the language immersion program our child currently attends. Although we made the final decision, our child also expressed a preference for staying in their current program.

We loved loved loved the presentation at cold spring. Saletti seemed incredible.

no, but we're on the fence. we said yes, but might reconsider.

Anyone not accept?