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[quote=Anonymous]Search Concordia Language Villages summer camp for HS credit for grade 8+. This is a serious 4-week full immersion camps in Northern Minnesota, going since the 1960s.  Small group classes for teens are taught on half a dozen levels for Spanish, meaning real challenge for all campers.  We did it for another language and it was a serious thing.  Cell phone locked away for the entire month, effectively no English inputs.

We use Vista Zoom language tutors to supplement weekend heritage classes in MoCo.

You can indeed sign up for AP Spanish via the college board web site as early as Feb for May exam, $200 at any area private or public taking outside students (most do).

You can also sign up for Cambridge International Spanish exams at British International schools in the US and abroad.  Search Cambridge International. Their language exams are much more comprehensive than AP, emphasize speaking and writing more, and are given for various levels, GCSE (10th grade standards), AS-Level (11th grade) A-Level (grade 12-13).  Elite US colleges know Cambridge well because many foreigner applicants take them.

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