Draft:Pre AP

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Draft:Pre AP

Pre-Advanced Placement (Pre-AP) is a program for students in the United States and Canada created by the College Board. The program offers honors-level versions of high school courses meant to prepare students for the academic rigor and ambission of AP courses.

The program was created in 2018 by the College Board. Unlike AP, Pre-AP classes do not contain and End-Of-Year exam to earn college credit. The classes are simply used for students to demonstrate they can handle the increased workload needed to succeed in AP classes. The difficulty of the courses typically matches that of honors-level courses, but follow the same fast-pace curriculum that AP classes do.

Classes

Arts

  • Pre-AP Dance
  • Pre-AP Music
  • Pre-AP Theatre
  • Pre-AP Visual Arts

English

  • Pre-AP English 1
  • Pre-AP English 2

History and Social Studies

  • Pre-AP World History and Geography

Math

  • Pre-AP Algebra 1
  • Pre-AP Algebra 2
  • Pre-AP Geometry with Statistics

Science

  • Pre-AP Biology
  • Pre-AP Chemistry


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