Looking back at my son’s transcript, he took the following classes in 9th grade:
Algebra I, English, Biology, Career Prep, PE, and Spanish I(which was an online access course but I think they are considering going back to an actual class taught at the school).
There probably won’t be that many options for 9th grade, just trying to plan ahead.
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The school did not have a profile, my son needed one for Questbridge and we spent a couple of months trying to get one and wound up having to get the guidance counselor and assistant principal involved as well as sending them examples and explaining the purpose for it, they said that they had never had a student request one. The problem is that they list AP classes as available but don’t mention that no one actually takes them. If she takes the same core classes that my son took that would be the highest available at her school(not counting the online classes or dual-enrollment). The advanced classes are: Spanish II, Algebra II, Anatomy, Chemistry, Physics, & Pre-Calculus. Those are not required for graduation unless you are on the advanced track.
I doubt that anyone has taken SAT subject tests, my son was signed up for some but got up throwing up that morning and wasn’t able to go. He was the only one at his school that even tried the SAT, everyone else just takes the ACT. My daughter took the ACT last year in 7th grade through the Duke TIP program, she made an 18 which isn’t great but considering the average when they take the ACT in 11th grade at our school is around 18 it isn’t too bad either. She is a reader so math is likely to be the part that continues to give her trouble, even though she does well in math class I feel like there is a lot that they don’t cover.