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The Advanced Placement program for high school students includes information regarding College Board Advanced Placement courses and credit; the Commonwealth Diploma, the International Baccalaureate Diploma; Senate Bill 74 "An act relating to college preparatory programs"; dual credit and dual-enrollment courses; Kentucky Virtual High School AP courses, online course scholarships and AP exam fee waivers; and professional development opportunities and scholarship information for AP teachers.
Professional Development For Middle School teachers
Numerous professional development opportunties are listed here specifically for middle school teachers to give the necessary skills, experience and training to help prepare students for more rigorous coursework.
Advanced Placement Questions and Answers This section provides answers to the most commonly asked questions regarding advanced placement courses.
Senate Bill 74 - Middle School APSenate Bill 74 (an act relating to college preparatory educational programs), which passed during the legislative session of 2002 makes provisions for students in grades 5,6,7, or 8 to receive credit toward graduation and completion of high school course requirements. This section provides key points of the bill that apply to ...
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