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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At the center schools, kids can take advanced math and not be in full time AAP. Talk to the teacher about doing this.

Advanced math is available at all FCPS elementary schools, outside of full time AAP (not just center schools). That’s a subject specific service —— in math specifically.

Can someone expand how this is decided? Based on my kid's COGAT results, I think they may be considered for something like this.

At our school they looked for pass advanced on the SOL or above 90% on iReady for advanced math. Offering it to all kids was new this year, and I think it's a great thing. Before you had to fall somewhere on the AAP scale (I think level III or IV) to get it. The new standards give a lot more kids the chance to move faster in math. Apparently the push to do this is coming from Reid.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At the center schools, kids can take advanced math and not be in full time AAP. Talk to the teacher about doing this.

Advanced math is available at all FCPS elementary schools, outside of full time AAP (not just center schools). That’s a subject specific service —— in math specifically.

Can someone expand how this is decided? Based on my kid's COGAT results, I think they may be considered for something like this.

Anonymous wrote:At Center school, only level 4 kids can be in aap classroom. The principal placement can only happen non-center school.

This isn't right. We are at a center and we know kids who were principal placed.

Anonymous wrote:With scores and grades like that, how has your child not already been accepted?

Personality.