Doesn't it feel as though high school caters to average and mediocre students?

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<p>@agreatperhaps your reply is very ironic given how you mentioned that you’re in advanced math in one of your other threads :p</p>

<p>I think halcyonheather makes a good point. to be honest, I’ld be annoyed at what the OP’s school is doing too, but, at the end of the day, the better students don’t need it. they’re more proactive, and colleges won’t hold something out of their control against them</p>

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Well, apparently, the decision to limit AP classes to 1 or 2 a year is being currently debated at my school, since the teachers feel most students cannot handle more than that.
If this isn’t a gross generalization of student academic ability, I don’t know what is.

I hate it when schools try to limit your course rigor. if a student is jumping from 0 AP classes to 3 or 4, I can understand it, but making a student take less when they know they can handle more is silly.
if the decision is being debated, you might have a chance to put in your input. couldn’t hurt to talk to one of the higher ups or write a letter</p>