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AP & Pre-AP Elective Teachers & Courses 2011-2012
Advanced Placement (AP) Courses allow students an opportunity to take college level classes while in high school. Students have the potential to earn college credit for those courses based upon the end of course test score and college rules regarding awarding credits. Pre-AP courses are designed to prepare students for taking AP courses; although, it is not a requirement for entering an AP class. All students are encouraged to challenge themselves by taking one or more Pre-AP and AP classes. Research indicates that students who take one or more AP classes while in high school are better prepared for college and are more likely to have a successful college experience!
AP STATISTICS
See your counselor for more information!!!!!!
We have AP Saturday Practices for all subjects coming up in March & April!!!!!
Please see the files section for the schedule!!!!!!!!!!!
2010 AP & PRE-AP TEACHERS
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English |
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AP English Literature |
Jessica LoPresti |
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AP English Language & Composition |
Bonnie Cameron |
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Pre-AP English 10 |
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Pre-AP English 10 |
Tarah Moser |
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Pre-AP English 9 |
Ralph Block |
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Pre-AP English 9 |
Brian Staples |
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Math |
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AP Calculus AB/BC & Functions Analytic Geometry |
Mayra Irizarry-Vaughan |
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Functions Trigonometry |
Benjamin Kimble |
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Functions Trigonometry |
Portia Mouton |
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Pre-AP Geometry |
Kimberly Matalavage |
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Pre-AP Alg.II/Trig |
Travis Tucker |
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Science |
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AP Chemistry |
Julian Pineda |
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AP Environmental Science |
Jenny Boyko |
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AP Biology |
Gene Levinson |
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Pre-AP Chemistry |
Shorouq Abu-Joudeh |
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Pre-AP Biology |
Bryan Conrad |
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Social Studies |
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AP Human Geography & Pre-AP World History |
Heather O’Grady |
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AP World History |
Heather O’Grady |
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AP Virginia & US History |
Blake Nicolai |
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AP Government |
Mark Deal |
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Pre-AP World History |
David Hafich |
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Pre-AP World History |
Mark Deal |
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Foreign Languages |
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AP Spanish Language |
Holly Chapman |
2011 Exams Schedule
Week 1
Morning Session
7:30 a.m.
Monday, May 2
Chemistry
Environmental Science*
Tuesday, May 3
Spanish Language
Wednesday, May 4
Calculus AB
Calculus BC
Thursday, May 5
English Literature and Composition
Friday, May 6
U.S. History
Week 2
Morning Session
7:30 a.m.
Monday, May 9
Biology
Tuesday, May 10
United States Government and Politics
Wednesday, May 11
English Language and Composition
Thursday, May 12
World History
Friday, May 13
Human Geography
Spanish Literature
Class Announcements AP CONTRACT-IMPORTANT!!Every student that signed up for Advanced Placement Courses for this year 2010-1011 needs to have an AP Contract sign per Course. This contract was given to students at the time of scheduling before summer.
The contract explains the commitment and seriousness of taking courses that are College level and require higher levels of studies and time commitment. Once a student signs up for an AP course ans signs the AP contract, the student agrees to stay in the AP course for nine weeks and if the student needs to withdraw after that, a parent conference is required. Students that do not have this Contract signed by parents before the beginning of school, will be automatically dropped from those courses. CONGRATULATIONS AP CERTIFICATES HONOREES!!!!Freedom High School is honoring for the first time the following students for qualifying the following levels of AP Certification:
AP CERTIFICATE PROGRAMThe Vision for the Freedom HS Advanced Placement program is to increase AP participation and scores. In order to meet the vision, an AP Certificate program has been established. Students who meet prescribed criteria will be recognized with an AP Certificate upon graduation. AP Certificates will be awarded to eligible students beginning with the Class of 2010 based on the following criteria: AP Certificate of Honor 5 or more Pre-AP courses in at least 3 different disciplines 5 or more AP courses in at least 3 different disciplines Earn a C+ or higher in each course AP Certificate of Merit 3 or more Pre-AP courses in at least 2 different disciplines 3 or more AP courses in at least 2 different disciplines Earn a C or higher in each course
For Your Information AP Scholar – receive grades of 3 or higher on 3 or more of these exams. AP Scholar with Honor - receive an average grade of 3.5 on all AP exams taken and grades of 3 or higher on 5 or more of these exams. AP Scholar with Distinction - receive an average grade of 3.25 on all AP exams taken and grades of 3 or higher on 4 or more AP exams. National AP Scholar - granted to students in the Prince William County Schools gives Classy awards to students who earn AP Scholar with Distinction and National AP Scholar. Class Files
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