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Board approves switch from Pre‑AP label to ‘accelerated’ and ‘advanced’ in course catalogs

Rogers School District Board of Education · December 17, 2024
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The Rogers School District board approved revised middle‑ and high‑school catalogs that rename Pre‑AP courses as 'accelerated' (more standards per year) and 'advanced' (deeper study), citing alignment with Arkansas standards and rising interest in concurrent and dual‑credit options.

The Rogers School District Board approved revised middle‑ and high‑school course catalogs that replace the district’s Pre‑AP labels with two designations: “accelerated” (courses that cover more standards in a school year) and “advanced” (courses that go deeper into standards).

Administrators said the change aligns the district with Arkansas curriculum…

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