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Advanced Placement

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Advanced Placement Program

  • Pre-AP English 1:  Victoria Prevatt, Emily Cafarchio, Jerika Regueira   Pre-AP English 2:  Derek Richardson, Eric Brodsky, Jerika Regueira     AP English Language: Jennifer Randolph AP Statistics:  Lazaro Sandoval AP Calculus AB: Claude Cadet AP Calculus BC: Claude Cadet AP Psychology: Breana Chehardy   AP Chemistry:  Lucia Aguiar AP Spanish Language: Harry Rodriguez AP Capstone Seminar: Jennifer Randolph    

  • ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP)

    Parents and students, LaBelle High School is pleased to be working with the College Board and The Florida Partnership for Minority and Underrepresented Student Achievement to offer more Advanced Placement (AP) courses to students at LaBelle High School.  The Florida Partnership is committed to excellence and equity in education and strives to bring such opportunities to schools and students.  Together we can achieve academic success and provide greater opportunities for our students. 

    AP provides students with rich course material, classroom discussions, and demanding assignments. AP courses will help your child develop the content mastery and critical thinking skills expected of college students. By participating in AP, your child is given the chance to earn college credit and to stand out in the college admissions process.  

    ·        Full Course description and requirements can be accessed via http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/courses/teachers_corner/index.html.

    ·        Enrollment in an AP class requires completion of a summer assignment via the Blackboard online program prior to the start of the school year.

       

    WHY PARTICIPATE IN AP?

    Gain the Edge in College Preparation

    ·    Get a head start on college-level work

    ·    Improve your writing skills and sharpen your problem-solving techniques

    ·     Develop the study habits necessary for tackling rigorous course work

    ·    Save Money

    Stand Out in the College Admissions Process

    ·   Demonstrate your maturity and readiness for college

    ·   Show your willingness to take the most vigorous courses available to you

    ·   Emphasize your commitment to academic excellence

    Broaden Your Intellectual Horizons

    ·   Explore the world from a variety of perspectives, most importantly your own

    ·   Study subjects in greater depth and detail

    ·   Assume the responsibility of reasoning, analyzing, and understanding for yourself

    Improve Your High School Test Scores

    EOC, ACT,  SAT,   PERT

     

    Note:  information about AP courtesy of www.collegeboard.com

     

  • Student AP link

    Great site for students! 

  • AP Central from the College Board

    Visit this site for course information, and resources