I often advise students when I sign their schedules not to take more than 2-3 AP courses. I’ve only encountered a handful of students who can handle more.
Reminder #8a: So let’s help reduce pressure by encouraging students to take fewer AP courses well, rather than more AP courses superficially. We’ve shared this research with college admissions offices nationwide: https://t.co/j3TovI7Dtc
So excited to begin year 5 as an AP Reader for English Language and Composition. My students will appreciate the selfie with the flamingo in the Tampa airport. @lrcawarriors#APReading2023#flamingo
AP Language/Composition students Zoomed with the author of the book they are reading (“Thank You for Arguing” by Jay Heinrichs) today during lunch! They were able to ask questions and have great dialogue with him. What a great experience for our students! 🎉
Just 1/3 of liberals agreed w banning controversial speakers from college campuses, but conservatives estimated 63% of liberals held that view. Only 22% of conservatives expressed hostile attitudes toward immigrants, but liberals thought 57% of them did. https://t.co/XFjq8fuA23
The goal I’m most excited about meeting in 2021 was reading through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. If you want to join me in 2022, go to The Bible Recap here (https://t.co/iaX2apk5kk). Let me know you’re doing it so we can hold each other accountable.
@Dr_J_Smith Head of Upper School cleaning up the student section after @LRCA_Hoops game. Leaders lead by example. Nothing better than being a @lrcawarriors
I think pizza with pineapple and ham on it tastes perfectly fine AND I don't care whether you use an Oxford comma or not AND I don't care whether you prefer your toilet paper over or under.
Wow, Micah! What a great message of God’s forgiveness and restoration this morning! God’s holiness and justice allow His mercy and forgiveness to shine.