Honors - Honors classes are college preparatory classes that allow you to accelerate your learning and begin to prepare for college level work. These classes will challenge your critical thinking skills and good time management is a must.

Advanced Placement - Advanced Placement classes are college level classes. AP teachers must be approved by the CollegeBoard to teach the AP curriculum ensuring that all AP classes are equitable and meet college criteria. If you take an AP course, you will take an end of the year AP exam in May and, depending on your score (1-5), and the university you plan to attend, you can potentially earn college credit. To see if the university that you are interested in accepts AP credit and what you would need to score to receive this, check out this link from the CollegeBoard.

Dual Enrollment - Dual Enrollment classes are college classes that you take in high school that allow you to pay community college tuition and get college credit at the same time. How is this possible? Your high school dual enrollment teacher is also certified to teach the college class so you are getting this credit at the same time. As long as you earn a C or better pay the college tuition, you will receive the community college credit. Every high school has an MCC representative on campus that can help support in answering any questions related to Dual Enrollment, or MCC in general.

Early College Academy - Early College Academy is a unique opportunity for high school students to begin their college experience after their freshman year in high school. Eligible students include those currently attending Mountain View, Red Mountain, or Skyline High

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