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Monday, July 19, 2004
Virginia to Launch Virtual Advanced Placement School: Satellite and Internet access to 13 AP courses - Converge
Virginia Gov. Mark R. Warner recently announced the creation of the Virginia Virtual Advanced Placement (AP) School to allow more students to get a head start on college before completing high school through the Senior Year Plus program within the Governor's Education for a Lifetime initiative. Beginning in the Fall of 2004, the Virginia Virtual AP School will offer 13 AP courses via satellite and the Internet, allowing qualified high school students anywhere in the state to earn up to a full semester of college credit before the end of their senior year.
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