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The Atlantic Coast High
School AP/Honors Program is a rigorous 4-year academic program in
which all of the Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, and
Mathematics courses are either Honors or Advanced Placement. The
comprehensive curriculum of the program is designed to equip
students with the skills and attitudes necessary for success in
higher education and beyond. Students enrolled in this program will
be required to complete a minimum of nine (9) AP courses before
graduation. The main advantage of
participating in the AP/Honors program is the strong preparation
of college. It has been shown that students master in depth content
at the college level more easily after completing AP courses in
high school. Students also acquire sophisticated academic skills and
increased self-confidence in preparation for their studies after
high school.
This program requires a high
level of motivation, focus, enthusiasm and determination for
success. Those who meet the requirements of this program are awarded
a special seal on their high school diploma. Through participation
in the AP Honors Program at Atlantic Coast students will learn to
become knowledgeable citizens who can write well, think critically,
articulate their thoughts, and manage their time and
responsibilities well. These are skills that will remain with them
long after the AP experience is over.
Couldn't attend the January
2012 AP/Honors Tour?
Check
out this informational PowerPoint.
Important Deadlines:
The
application
deadline for Priority Admission is February 11, 2012.
Applications received after this date will be considered on a space
available basis only.
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Nicole Gilbert
AP Honors
Coordinator
gilbertn@duvalschools.org
AP/Honors
Informational PowerPoint
AP Honors Course
Sequence
AP
Honors Program Application
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