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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This indeed is a change and if fully implemented would not only make it even harder to get classes at the school for the growing population, but be a disservice to the kids with an interest in that area. Knowing engineering CS and Advanced math, all three areas Ds was able to really explained at JR, has put him miles ahead of his peers in his engineering college, a top one. Without all of that, he likes would not have been a competitive candidate. [/quote]

What advanced math at JR? Do you mean AP Calculus BC? That is the highest math offered at JR. Many private schools and MCPS/FCPS and even Walls offer 1-2 levels higher math than JR (multi variable calculus and linear algebra). 
AP Calculus BC is standard HS math at this point [/quote]

JRHS also offers AP Statistics (more important that AP Calculus BC in my opinion) and then students can take university courses.  Walls offers the same.  Multi variable calc and linear algebra would be courses outside of the school.[/quote]

AP Stats is a relatively easy class. Much easier than AP Calculus BC. 
And Walls actually offers Multivariable Calculus at the school. You don’t have to take it at GW or anywhere else [/quote]

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