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[quote=Anonymous]Depending on the agency and the situation, AP may be required to find a HF in a new cluster.

I think APC and CC don't allow rematch APs to stay in the same cluster as their original family in order to avoid conflicts with the new incoming AP (no need to poison the well)

If you are not rematching with your current AP and DON'T want her around your new AP and/or kids, speak to your LCC to ensure that they match her elsewhere.  We have around 6 clusters in our town, so it's not like you're dooming her to failure by asking that she's not in your cluster.

Our two extending APs (didn't keep because one was mediocre, one was downright BAD) went to other cities.  Neither one wanted to stay in the area we lived in at the time -one wanted DC and the other Cali.  But in my last cluster, one extending AP went to another family in the cluster who's AP was going home after 2 years.  The two APs had been good friends and the HF felt that they had a good sense of the extending AP so this gave them a chance to choose someone they already knew.  So far, so good. However, extending APs HM was also kicked out of the program for abuses, unreported DUI and repeated AP complaints - so it's not like she will have a new AP in the cluster with old AP.[/quote]

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