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Phone: (541) 482-8771
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Advanced Placement Classes/Exams
Advanced Placement classes are rigorous, college level courses taught on the high school campus. Each instructor has been approved through College Board to teach Advanced Placement level courses.
Students who take AP classes should expect to complete summer homework prior to starting the class. Additionally, AP Classes have a significant amount of homework each evening.
Students are expected to register for and take the AP exam in May.
Advanced Placement classes are rigorous, college level courses taught on the high school campus. Each instructor has been approved through College Board to teach Advanced Placement level courses.
Students who take AP classes should expect to complete summer homework prior to starting the class. Additionally, AP Classes have a significant amount of homework each evening.
Students are expected to register for and take the AP exam in May.
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP English Language & Composition
AP English Literature
AP French
AP Government
AP Macroeconomics
AP Physics 1
AP Psychology
AP Spanish
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