By The ASSOCIATED PRESS
A pilot program is giving students in rural Illinois high schools better access to Advanced Placement courses to prepare for college Seventy-five students at 10 high schools in rural areas of the state are taking online AP classes as part of a new initiative of the Governor’s Rural Affairs Council, the Herald-Whig reported. “It is all on your own. We’ve got to try to keep up with time management to stay on pace with everything,” Quincy High School student Ashley Zimmerman said. “It really is like an introduction to college. This is what it’s like.”
http://www.nwherald.com/2018/01/28/rural-schools-in-illinois-implementing-online-ap-courses/ayl9fl0/
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