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“You cannot understand the story of American history or American culture without a grasp of the role and experience of African Americans.”

The AP (Advanced Placement) Program is administered by the College Board (the same folks who cook up the SATs) and is technically considered a college-level curriculum. Some courses are a full year; some are only half. All AP exams are given in May, and you may be able to trade a high score for college

The Carson High School HOSA, Future Health Professionals had a Health Career Display Competition with 34 teams from 3 Health Science II classes. Each was judged on the display board’s information, artistic value and originality as well as a 5 minute oral presentation.

Over the past four years, Connellsville Area High School AP Computer Science Principles teacher Amy Witt has had several bright and talented students pass through her classroom.

Young Melburnians, including those in Whittlesea and Hume, are encouraged to sign up for a new TAC L2P program, which […]

Over the past four years, Connellsville Area High School AP Computer Science Principles teacher Amy Witt has had several bright and talented students pass through her classroom.

Young Melburnians, including those in Maribyrnong and Hobsons Bay, are encouraged to sign up for a new TAC L2P program, […]

A new program in Melbourne’s CBD is set to provide young learner drivers with access to volunteer supervisors and loan vehicles.

The College Board’s much-debated course on African American identity and history will be available in three Fairfax County high schools this fall as part of a pilot program. While the state scrutinizes the course, Fairfax County Public Schools plans to offer Advanced Placement (AP) African American Studies at McLean, Centreville and Westfield high schools during

College Board has responded to Florida concerning its rejection of AP African American studies and past communication on the course.