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3 thoughts on “AP Thoughts 2”
This will not go away anytime soon. Between the Common Core and the AP schools have become hazardous to our collective health. We are all the worse for it – including the children.
Our school is actually phasing out the AP classes and moving towards dual-credit classes instead. Only the bare minimum of AP classes will be offered next year, as per some kind of state requirements, I think. I agree that the stress is ridiculous.
Thank you for that point Lori. I also have heard other examples of the AP being phased out by other programs in various districts and states. So this discussion is perhaps part of a larger one. It’s not easy to take down a corporation, but we are trying. We can never give up. The College Board needs a big slap up side the head.