During the Junior and Senior levels, students also have the opportunity to take additional science classes in areas of interest for them. Math classes are specific to ability level, so the math class level will vary from student to student.
*Note: Legacy 2000 happens every other day (i.e. Monday: periods 1/2 L2K and CP Physics, Tuesday: periods 1/2 free period and CP Physics).
Legacy 2000 students are also encouraged to take AP classes as well as Bollman courses. AP classes are advanced courses that can provide students with college credit. Bollman courses can be taken at Bollman Technical Center (open to 11th and 12th grades). These classes are focused on careers that compliment what Legacy 2000 has to provide.
Graduation from the Legacy 2000 program itself does not give a student any college credit. However, every student in the program is encouraged to take as many AP courses as they see fit. Being in Legacy 2000 does not hinder a student's ability to earn AP credits. In fact, the skills learned in this program will make success in AP courses more attainable for students.