Redwood High school offers a wide variety of classes for students, including the more challenging advanced placement classes.
By: Owen Wallace
Students at Redwood High school have the choice to participate in a wide variety of classes throughout all 4 years of high school.
But among with this wide variety of classes students have the choice to take advanced placement (AP) classes to accelerate their learning while also providing a challenging experience.

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Redwood High school offers lots of different options for AP classes including things like AP Language art classes, AP math classes, AP history, AP science classes, AP Spanish, and other non core classes like AP business, and AP psychology.
Jesse Casso-Rascon, ’27, a junior student in AP pre-calculus shared his idea of benefits of AP classes says, “I feel like you learn a lot more than in a basic class and help me prepare for college while still giving me a challenge and are more fun.”
Not only are the classes more challenging but the challenge can add to the fun of the class and helps prepare for the work yield of college.

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Alexander Gonzalez, ’28, a sophomore student that challenges himself with AP European history says, “The reason I take AP classes is because it makes you look better for college by giving me a GPA boost” Alexander 28′
AP classes don’t only just offer a challenge but they can make your transcript look more appealing to colleges when applying as your GPA will be higher.

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Elijah Jung, ’28, a sophomore student taking two AP classes with those being AP biology and AP European history says, “It gives me a good opportunity to challenge myself and learn lots of valuable skills on the things you’re interested in”
AP classes have very beneficial factors to them that makes them look quite appealing to many students with some of its benefits being the incredibly challenging work and the appeal towards colleges.
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