<p>At my dd school in rural GA. a child has to be recommend by their teachers. They also have to have a certain average. I spent two weeks fighting with the school counselor trying to get my daughter in 10th grade AP classes, but she said that she had nothing to do with it. Then, I couldn’t get an appt. to see my dd 9th grade teachers (the public schools are terrible here, some children went for three weeks without a schedule, but that’s another matter), and than I was told that there were no AP classes for 10th graders (which I found out wasn’t true by bumping into the 10th grade English AP teacher while paying for my daugther’s yearbook). Anyway, she was recommended for two AP classes for 11th grade. There is no way on God’s green earth my daughter will be able to get the number of AP classes that are shown on this board. There just aren’t enough years left in high school.</p>