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Lisa,
parent of 3 students
May 2008
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""The Portage Edge" is only an "edge" when it is sharp...otherwise it's a cliff! The IB program is a ruse to get folks to enroll in Portage. When in fact VERY few of our students have choice! It's "claims" of greater rigor are unsubstantiated by the district administration. Instead, look for schools with AP programs to allow a greater percentage of students to participate and receive assistance for college or work-ready life! Shame on districts who get sucked into the personal agendas of a few administrators at the risk of our total student population!"
""The Portage Edge" is only an "edge" when it is sharp...otherwise it's a cliff! The IB program is a ruse to get folks to enroll in Portage. When in fact VERY few of our students have choice! It's "claims" of greater rigor are unsubstantiated by the district administration. Instead, look for schools with AP programs to allow a greater percentage of students to participate and receive assistance for college or work-ready life! Shame on districts who get sucked into the personal agendas of a few administrators at the risk of our total student population!"
