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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, are you hoping that this is a supplement to your DC taking Algebra II during the school year, or as a replacement?  In other words, since he's going to be so heavily loaded on APs are you hoping to at least make his Algebra II/math path a little easier for him, or is he planning to enroll in AP Pre-Calc as a 10th grader and needs Algebra II to get in?

If it's a supplement, I'd look at Fairfax Collegiate.  My DD did a couple of math courses there over previous summers and it was excellent.[/quote]

OP later mentioned that he wants to take algebra 2 during the summer so he can opt out of math during the year in order to take a high AP load of other classes. I do think Algebra 2 is a lot to cover well in one summer. [/quote]

No, she specifically responded and said this wasn't it and there was no point when no math was taken...pp is right, her question wasn't about what you think of the class, it's what schools take graduated freshmen/rising sophomores. That's it.[/quote]

Well a lot of people have answered her already then. Community college is the only option for her kid. It's a crappy and ill-advised option as many have pointed out, but we were only trying to be helpful. If she dead set on this idea, then she already has her answer.[/quote]

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