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There are a lot of people in the current 7th grade (the bloated AAP year) that have very unfavorable opinions towards and experiences with AAP due to such a large number of kids being placed in AAP. I see this in our neighborhood. Most people have no opinion whatsoever about AAP, except for parents with kids in that grade who have VERY strong opinions against AAP.

Can't say I blame them one bit.

Really? Six years of behaving as if theirs is the definitive AAP experience by which the entire program must be judged? One more year to go. Can't say I'll miss them one bit.

Trust me, the feeling is mutual.

Can we interest you in early retirement? Not much at stake for you here anymore. Go have fun. It must be drudgery coming here every day just to be reminded of your own increasing irrelevance.

What a perfect example of the typical AAP parent mentality. You'd fit right in at our center.

You do realize many of us have younger kids as well, and don't plan on going anywhere anytime soon. Lucky us, we get to enjoy your elitist, self righteous attitude for many more years to come. Or at least until FCPS gets its act together and reforms AAP. Have a great day and try to do something about your hateful attitude.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

There are a lot of people in the current 7th grade (the bloated AAP year) that have very unfavorable opinions towards and experiences with AAP due to such a large number of kids being placed in AAP. I see this in our neighborhood. Most people have no opinion whatsoever about AAP, except for parents with kids in that grade who have VERY strong opinions against AAP.

Can't say I blame them one bit.

Really? Six years of behaving as if theirs is the definitive AAP experience by which the entire program must be judged? One more year to go. Can't say I'll miss them one bit.

Trust me, the feeling is mutual.

Can we interest you in early retirement? Not much at stake for you here anymore. Go have fun. It must be drudgery coming here every day just to be reminded of your own increasing irrelevance.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

There are a lot of people in the current 7th grade (the bloated AAP year) that have very unfavorable opinions towards and experiences with AAP due to such a large number of kids being placed in AAP. I see this in our neighborhood. Most people have no opinion whatsoever about AAP, except for parents with kids in that grade who have VERY strong opinions against AAP.

Can't say I blame them one bit.

Really? Six years of behaving as if theirs is the definitive AAP experience by which the entire program must be judged? One more year to go. Can't say I'll miss them one bit.

Trust me, the feeling is mutual.

Anonymous wrote:

There are a lot of people in the current 7th grade (the bloated AAP year) that have very unfavorable opinions towards and experiences with AAP due to such a large number of kids being placed in AAP. I see this in our neighborhood. Most people have no opinion whatsoever about AAP, except for parents with kids in that grade who have VERY strong opinions against AAP.

Can't say I blame them one bit.

Really? Six years of behaving as if theirs is the definitive AAP experience by which the entire program must be judged? One more year to go. Can't say I'll miss them one bit.

Anonymous wrote:

There are a lot of people in the current 7th grade (the bloated AAP year) that have very unfavorable opinions towards and experiences with AAP due to such a large number of kids being placed in AAP. I see this in our neighborhood. Most people have no opinion whatsoever about AAP, except for parents with kids in that grade who have VERY strong opinions against AAP.

Can't say I blame them one bit.

Really? Six years of behaving as if theirs is the definitive AAP experience by which the entire program must be judged? One more year to go. Can't say I'll miss them one bit.

There are a lot of people in the current 7th grade (the bloated AAP year) that have very unfavorable opinions towards and experiences with AAP due to such a large number of kids being placed in AAP. I see this in our neighborhood. Most people have no opinion whatsoever about AAP, except for parents with kids in that grade who have VERY strong opinions against AAP.

Can't say I blame them one bit.

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Anonymous wrote:Totally new poster here. AAP is wasted transport money. We moved our children away from an AAP center and the new elementary school ran much smoother for all. The attitude and haughtiness over at White Oaks amongst the AAP parents and students will make you sick! So broken. Such wasted resources.

Our kids aren't at White Oaks, but I completely agree with you.

Weird. On another thread people were praising the White Oaks center as being a model program for FCPS.

Which is why folks are usually reluctant to name their school. It becomes a tasty target for our resident trolls.

There are a lot of people in the current 7th grade (the bloated AAP year) that have very unfavorable opinions towards and experiences with AAP due to such a large number of kids being placed in AAP. I see this in our neighborhood. Most people have no opinion whatsoever about AAP, except for parents with kids in that grade who have VERY strong opinions against AAP.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Totally new poster here. AAP is wasted transport money. We moved our children away from an AAP center and the new elementary school ran much smoother for all. The attitude and haughtiness over at White Oaks amongst the AAP parents and students will make you sick! So broken. Such wasted resources.

Our kids aren't at White Oaks, but I completely agree with you.

Weird. On another thread people were praising the White Oaks center as being a model program for FCPS.

Which is why folks are usually reluctant to name their school. It becomes a tasty target for our resident trolls.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Totally new poster here. AAP is wasted transport money. We moved our children away from an AAP center and the new elementary school ran much smoother for all. The attitude and haughtiness over at White Oaks amongst the AAP parents and students will make you sick! So broken. Such wasted resources.

Our kids aren't at White Oaks, but I completely agree with you.

Weird. On another thread people were praising the White Oaks center as being a model program for FCPS.

Which is why folks are usually reluctant to name their school. It becomes a tasty target for our resident trolls.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Totally new poster here. AAP is wasted transport money. We moved our children away from an AAP center and the new elementary school ran much smoother for all. The attitude and haughtiness over at White Oaks amongst the AAP parents and students will make you sick! So broken. Such wasted resources.

Our kids aren't at White Oaks, but I completely agree with you.

Weird. On another thread people were praising the White Oaks center as being a model program for FCPS.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Totally new poster here. AAP is wasted transport money. We moved our children away from an AAP center and the new elementary school ran much smoother for all. The attitude and haughtiness over at White Oaks amongst the AAP parents and students will make you sick! So broken. Such wasted resources.

Our kids aren't at White Oaks, but I completely agree with you.

Anonymous wrote:Totally new poster here. AAP is wasted transport money. We moved our children away from an AAP center and the new elementary school ran much smoother for all. The attitude and haughtiness over at White Oaks amongst the AAP parents and students will make you sick! So broken. Such wasted resources.

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Anonymous wrote:I think at this point most reasonable and intelligent people know AAP is a joke. It's good to see so many express their opinions on how bloated the AAP classroom(s) and the program is overall.

-1,000. Not true at all.

+1000

The current 7th grader AAP bulge is the only anomooly.

And what an "anomooly" it is.

This just in! Scientists conclude people who point out mistakes online are less agreeable.
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0149885

An easier read, if you're bothered by big words: http://gizmodo.com/study-people-who-point-out-typos-are-jerks-1767969516

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think at this point most reasonable and intelligent people know AAP is a joke. It's good to see so many express their opinions on how bloated the AAP classroom(s) and the program is overall.

-1,000. Not true at all.

+1000

The current 7th grader AAP bulge is the only anomooly.

And what an "anomooly" it is.

This just in! Scientists conclude people who point out mistakes online are less agreeable.
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0149885