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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nonsense. BASIS teaches no science past AP level and the highest score students can get on AP exam is a 5. JR teaches all the AP STEM exams, just like BASIS, with multiple JR students scoring 5 on each of them annually. The exams are: AP Chemistry AP Biology AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C - Electricity and Magnetism, AP Physics C - Mechanics AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC AP Environmental Studies AP Statistics AP Computer Science A (AB no longer given) Yes, BASIS teaches serious science younger than DCPS, which is neither here nor there for JR students who score high on AP STEM. I note that J-R students have four AP exams cycles to take their APs, while BASIS students only have 3 per program rules. That's how BASIS works, OP.[/quote] 80% of DC high school aged students don’t live in the JR boundary, so the offerings and outcomes there are not really relevant for most of us.[/quote]
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