Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, so only students who start a language in middle school are eligible for AP. Stinks for kids at middle schools that only offer one or two languages. Guess you can only do spanish.
A student who waits until high school to start learning a language is going to have a real bad time regardless.
The first opportunity to take a language is in 8th grade. How much different is 9th?
Incorrect. I'm a MS teacher and we have plenty of 7th graders taking a language.
Our middle school only lets 7th graders take part 1 of a language.
Same. The slow pace of that option led my kids to take the full year in 8th instead.
It's not really a full high school class in 7th grade. My kid has a 99.9% in Spanish in 8th and hasn't done any homework and we speak no other languages at home other than English. I don't really understand the need for a part 1 in 7th.
Not sure what your point is. Is the 8th grade class a joke or is your student learning an amazing amount of Spanish in 8th class.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is just crap! When is this so called proposal suppose to be “voted” on or discussed? I skimmed through Board meetings points but could have missed it. My kid had planed on taking AP Latin next year -senior. It would be his 4th year and that’s the only class offered after Latin1-3 at the HS.
What school allows going from 3 to AP? Is it just TJ?
Anonymous wrote:This is just crap! When is this so called proposal suppose to be “voted” on or discussed? I skimmed through Board meetings points but could have missed it. My kid had planed on taking AP Latin next year -senior. It would be his 4th year and that’s the only class offered after Latin1-3 at the HS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow, so only students who start a language in middle school are eligible for AP. Stinks for kids at middle schools that only offer one or two languages. Guess you can only do spanish.
A student who waits until high school to start learning a language is going to have a real bad time regardless.
The first opportunity to take a language is in 8th grade. How much different is 9th?
Incorrect. I'm a MS teacher and we have plenty of 7th graders taking a language.
Our middle school only lets 7th graders take part 1 of a language.
Same. The slow pace of that option led my kids to take the full year in 8th instead.
It's not really a full high school class in 7th grade. My kid has a 99.9% in Spanish in 8th and hasn't done any homework and we speak no other languages at home other than English. I don't really understand the need for a part 1 in 7th.
Anonymous wrote:Do UVA and WM require an AP language?