Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP US History
English Literature & Composition
Arabic III
AP PreCalc (1 sem); Calc I (2nd sem)
Physics
Humanities
Latin III
Religion
This seems like an 11th grade course schedule rather than a 10th grade one.
This is what 10th grade at St. Anselm's Abbey looks like, except for the math.
Yes, had already taken geometry (the usual 10th grade math) before starting at the Abbey (the AP BC track does precalc in one semester). Forgot they also have PE/intramurals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP US History
English Literature & Composition
Arabic III
AP PreCalc (1 sem); Calc I (2nd sem)
Physics
Humanities
Latin III
Religion
This seems like an 11th grade course schedule rather than a 10th grade one.
This is what 10th grade at St. Anslem's Abbey looks like, except for the math.
What is the history progression? Global in 9th? What do they take in 11th?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP US History
English Literature & Composition
Arabic III
AP PreCalc (1 sem); Calc I (2nd sem)
Physics
Humanities
Latin III
Religion
This seems like an 11th grade course schedule rather than a 10th grade one.
This is what 10th grade at St. Anselm's Abbey looks like, except for the math.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP US History
English Literature & Composition
Arabic III
AP PreCalc (1 sem); Calc I (2nd sem)
Physics
Humanities
Latin III
Religion
This seems like an 11th grade course schedule rather than a 10th grade one.
This is what 10th grade at St. Anslem's Abbey looks like, except for the math.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:AP US History
English Literature & Composition
Arabic III
AP PreCalc (1 sem); Calc I (2nd sem)
Physics
Humanities
Latin III
Religion
This seems like an 11th grade course schedule rather than a 10th grade one.
Anonymous wrote:AP US History
English Literature & Composition
Arabic III
AP PreCalc (1 sem); Calc I (2nd sem)
Physics
Humanities
Latin III
Religion
Anonymous wrote:the only ones available in 10th are World History which would be a huge lift with DC’s LD and pull time and effort away from their favorite STEM classes
This is a good decision. My rising 10th grader with LDs did a non-math-or-science AP in 9th, and while his grade is ok (not affirmatively good), it has consumed his time and been an enormous source of frustration. Would not repeat.