Course Options & Registration 2024-25
Student Registration 24-25
Graduation Requirements

How is an Honors class different than an on-level one?

·        Stricter deadlines for homework and classwork assignments

·        Possibly additional and more rigorous homework, reading, studying

·        More independent analysis and synthesis of topics

·        Pace of learning and instruction is faster

·        Less time in class to study, complete homework, and do make up work

·        Requires increased level of engagement, interest, and participation in class and with content

·        Better college preparation

·        Additional 0.5 quality point towards GPA

How is an Advanced Placement (AP) class different than an Honors one?

·        College-level curriculum; potential for college credit depending on AP exam score

·        Pace of learning and instruction is faster

·        More homework and projects outside of class

·        Much deeper analysis of content and more independent thought

·        Best college preparation we offer

·        Additional 1.0 quality point towards GPA

How do I know if I’m ready to take an Honors or AP course?

·        Do you quickly and easily grasp the concepts presented by your instructor?

·        Do you ask questions or want to ask questions that go further or deeper than the presented material?

·        Are you interested in the subject?

·        Do you find you have extra time because you finish the homework quickly?

·        Even if you have to work hard in the subject, do you enjoy it?

·        Do you generally get high marks in your current class?

If most of your answers are a YES!, you should talk with your parent/guardian and your counselor about taking an Honors or AP course!