Advanced Academic Coordinator, Mrs. Ronda Lane

PAP Courses Offered Social Studies PAP W. Geo--Mcilrath, Toores Language Arts PAP English I--Guthrie, Wheat PAP English II--Myers, Wagner Accelerated English I, II--Reed, Morehead Science PAP Biology--Parker, Watkins, Jackson PAP Chemistry--Ferguson, Mitchell PAP Physics--Kindt Math PAP Geometry--Henckell, Feldstein, Mills PAP Algebra II--Feldstein, Barrett PAP PreCal--Talton, Barrett World Languages PAP Latin III--Westfall-Haessig PAP French III--Comeaux PAP Spanish III--Ghio, Garcia Electives PAP Comp. Sci--Moore AP Psychology--Taulbee AP Music Theory--Browne

AP Courses Offered Social Studies AP US History--Beyette, Hinson AP World History--Chaney, Ellis AP Government--Hammon AP Economics--Garcia Language Arts AP English III--Beyette, Morehead, Wood AP English IV--Cochran Science AP Physics--Cooper AP Biology--Hoffner AP Chemistry--Mitchell Math AP Calculus--Gover AP Statistics--Martin World Languages AP French IV--Francis AP Spanish IV--Ledesma AP Latin Vergil--Westfall-Haessig

source: www.collegeboard.com/students/testing

PAP Summer Camp 07-08

AP can change your life. Through college-level AP courses, you enter a universe of knowledge that might otherwise remain unexplored in high school; through AP Exams, you have the opportunity to earn credit or advanced standing at most of the nation's colleges and universities.

Why Participate?

With 37 courses and exams across 22 subject areas, AP offers something for everyone. The only requirements are a strong curiosity about the subject you plan to study and the willingness to work hard. Here are just a few reasons to sign up:

Gain the Edge in College Preparation

• Get a head start on college-level work.
• Improve your writing skills and sharpen your problem-solving techniques.
• Develop the study habits necessary for tackling rigorous course work.

Stand Out in the College Admissions Process

• Demonstrate your maturity and readiness for college.
• Show your willingness to push yourself to the limit.
• Emphasize your commitment to academic excellence.

Broaden Your Intellectual Horizons

• Explore the world from a variety of perspectives, most importantly your own.
• Study subjects in greater depth and detail.
• Assume the responsibility of reasoning, analyzing, and understanding for yourself.

(Source: http://www.collegeboard.com/)

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