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Timeline of a High School History Student

Mapping out a student’s high school courses over the entirety of their time as a student is complicated. Balancing requirements with AP classes is something that requires careful planning. Planning out which history classes to take is important in particular, because AP history classes can be ...

 

New Year: New Skills

Study Skills are a crucial element of a students success in a new school year! A new year means it is time for new skills, and without strong study skills then it compounds the difficulty that learning new skills can bring. Middle School Middle school is where habits form and gaps widen. The ...

 

Middle School Math: The First Academic Filter

Math in middle school isn’t just harder—it’s strategic. It’s often the first point where schools sort students into different academic tracks. Whether a student completes Algebra I in 8th grade or later can determine access to AP Calculus in high school. That means college readiness starts ...

 

Understanding AP Courses: More than just a GPA boost

Taking an AP class isn’t about padding your GPA—it’s about proving you can handle college-level work now. AP classes are designed by the College Board to reflect the content and structure of real college courses. From AP Calculus to AP English Language, each course challenges students to ...

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