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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am new to MCPS. Is this summer a must for all? Why are kids taking courses over the summer - to be able to have smaller load during the year or to be able to take more classes during the regular school year? [/quote] Kids get seven classes at most schools so by the time they do pe and a foriegn language they don’t have time for their interests. Summer health frees up a credit to take what they want. Welcome. [/quote] Yes my kid needs summer courses to free up enough elective space to take orchestra all four years.[/quote] Not trying to argue with you, but I'm not following why there wouldn't be room for four years of an elective otherwise? If they take 28 classes (4 years x 7 periods), and they take: English x 4 Math x 4 Science x 4* Social Studies x 4* Foreign Language x 4* PE x 1 Health x 1 Fine Art x 1 Tech x 1 that comes to 24 classes, leaving 4 more for an elective. *Four years are not required for science, social studies, or foreign language, so if you don't take 4 years of each, you'd have room for more electives. [/quote] You need four years of science and social studies for a good college. And a few years of a foreign language. Orchestra, band and arts are important to sone kids. Mine also want to take computer science classes. [/quote]
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