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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]High math track available.[/b] Same for all other subjects studied. [/quote] Do you think this is really true? I know kids who have transferred in from privates and have been on a less accelerated math track. If they still get to AP Calculus and they get all A's, what's the problem? Kids can't help it if they were not part of the MCPS system at an early age when the super-acceleration decisions were being made.[/quote] Most rigorous means taking the many of highest level classes available at your school. If something isn’t offered, it won’t be held against you.[/quote]
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