Change in May 2022 "O" day -- now it could affect different AP tests?
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Anonymous
Yes, FCPS has pre-emptively determined that you get no make up option if your AP test falls on the sighting of the moon day. |
Anonymous
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From the FCPS weekly email:
The dates of some religious and cultural observances are determined by the lunar calendar, which shifts the dates following lunar cycles. Eid al Fitr, the holiest day of the Islamic year, based on the lunar calendar, is one of those observances. This year, Eid al Fitr has shifted from Tuesday, May 3 to Monday, May 2. This means that the approved holiday date on our School Year calendar will also now be Monday, May 2. Now that the FCPS calendar includes days and observances that shift with the lunar calendar, there may be adjustments going forward. We will make updates and communicate any changes as quickly as possible. Learn more about FCPS’ religious and cultural observance days on our website. The current Advanced Placement (AP) exams - Chemistry, Spanish Literature, Japanese Language, and U.S. Government - set for May 2 will continue as scheduled as these dates are set by the College Board. If any student has any concern about this exam schedule due to the change in the observance of Eid al Fitr please encourage them to speak with their principal about their options. |
Anonymous
| All you people complaining - they are not moving the AP tests. |
Anonymous
| The May 3rd kids still have to take AP tests on the official make up day. Therefore, no make up option. |
Anonymous
Classic. You don't support lawsuits, until you do. Also, Youngkin will do nothing. Why do you think he will? Or can? |
Anonymous
It actually was not. And the fact you think it was is one reason the tattletale line was not a good idea to begin with. 
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