Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP Comp Science Principles satisfies the tech credit requirement, and it's not a very difficult class. It's considered a good first AP class for 9th graders.
So you think it is okay to take with all honors courses, including Alg 2, Spanish 3, as well as AP Gov? That is what we are trying to figure out. Because I would prefer her to have the art a later year but don't want to overwhelm her this year.
NP: I think your child will be okay. My child took AP Comp Science Principles along with AP Physics 1, Spanish 4, H Alg 2, PE, Hon English, and Hon US History.
As a freshman?!?
Yes
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:PE and band this year, health ed A last summer and health ed B next summer. My child got the tech credit in MS but will probably take more later on. PE is only one year so that frees up a class for future years to do the other things.
How did they get the tech credit?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP Comp Science Principles satisfies the tech credit requirement, and it's not a very difficult class. It's considered a good first AP class for 9th graders.
So you think it is okay to take with all honors courses, including Alg 2, Spanish 3, as well as AP Gov? That is what we are trying to figure out. Because I would prefer her to have the art a later year but don't want to overwhelm her this year.
NP: I think your child will be okay. My child took AP Comp Science Principles along with AP Physics 1, Spanish 4, H Alg 2, PE, Hon English, and Hon US History.
As a freshman?!?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:PE and band this year, health ed A last summer and health ed B next summer. My child got the tech credit in MS but will probably take more later on. PE is only one year so that frees up a class for future years to do the other things.
How did they get the tech credit?
Anonymous wrote:PE and band this year, health ed A last summer and health ed B next summer. My child got the tech credit in MS but will probably take more later on. PE is only one year so that frees up a class for future years to do the other things.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP Comp Science Principles satisfies the tech credit requirement, and it's not a very difficult class. It's considered a good first AP class for 9th graders.
Yep. Mine had very little homework, and a big chunk of the AP exam is a programming project completed over a period of time (a couple of weeks, I think) in class. The day-of AP exam is shorter than most, and there’s less material to study.
Mine is not a particularly STEM-oriented kid, although decent at math. They thought it was a reasonably good class, not stressful at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP Comp Science Principles satisfies the tech credit requirement, and it's not a very difficult class. It's considered a good first AP class for 9th graders.
So you think it is okay to take with all honors courses, including Alg 2, Spanish 3, as well as AP Gov? That is what we are trying to figure out. Because I would prefer her to have the art a later year but don't want to overwhelm her this year.
NP: I think your child will be okay. My child took AP Comp Science Principles along with AP Physics 1, Spanish 4, H Alg 2, PE, Hon English, and Hon US History.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP Comp Science Principles satisfies the tech credit requirement, and it's not a very difficult class. It's considered a good first AP class for 9th graders.
So you think it is okay to take with all honors courses, including Alg 2, Spanish 3, as well as AP Gov? That is what we are trying to figure out. Because I would prefer her to have the art a later year but don't want to overwhelm her this year.
Anonymous wrote:AP Comp Science Principles satisfies the tech credit requirement, and it's not a very difficult class. It's considered a good first AP class for 9th graders.
Anonymous wrote:AP Comp Science Principles satisfies the tech credit requirement, and it's not a very difficult class. It's considered a good first AP class for 9th graders.