Take the Honors Challenge

If you like a challenge, we believe you should have the opportunity to try honors courses. To do so, simply alert your teacher of your goal, and then complete the honors assignments in the course. If the assignments prove to be above your skills, you may drop back to regular credit with no penalty. Just be sure to communicate with your teacher.	Honors Pre-Course Reading Lists English I (pdf format) English II (pdf format) English III American Studies (pdf format) English IV (pdf format) AP Literature (pdf format) AP Language and Composition
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Advanced Placement* Courses at FLVS

News alert! All 10 Florida Virtual School AP courses have passed the stringent requirements of the recent AP audit. To learn more about the audit, click here.

Get a jump start on college credit. The Advanced Placement courses are college level classes. Recommended minimum grade level to take AP* courses is 11th grade. If a qualifying score is received on the spring exam, participating colleges may offer credit or waive requirement for equivalent courses. Students enrolled in Advanced Placement courses must be prepared to take the exam, which requires a commitment to complete all necessary assignments prior to the exam.

AP Course Offerings

• AP Art History
• AP Computer Science A
• AP Language and Composition
• AP Literature and Composition
• AP Calculus AB
• AP Biology
• AP Macroeconomics
• AP Microeconomics
• AP U.S. Government and Politics
• AP U.S. History

Test Reviews for AP Courses
The FLVS Test Reviews for AP provide the edge you need to make the grade on AP exams. FLVS offers the following reviews:

• AP Art History
• AP Biology
• AP Calculus AB
• AP European History
• AP Language and Composition
• AP Literature and Composition
• AP Macroeconomics
• AP Spanish Language
• AP U.S. Government and Politics
• AP U.S. History
  

“I learned more than I expected to in an online course and am now prepared to take the AP exam.”

Lauren, U.S. Government and Politics student

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