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Set, Study and Score: Students begin the review race for May AP exams

Another helpful resource for reviewing material is The Princeton Review series of AP prep books. With new digital exams available to acquaint students with the new format, the Princeton Review has kept up with renewing curriculums and College Board changes annually. It is important to obtain recent releases of AP prep books in order to get a better understanding of what this year’s AP exams look like. (Photo/Alina Sukhovskaya) Keep Reading

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AP English Language teacher Ms. Bolaños works with AI, not against it

Ms. Bolaños makes it clear to students that their use of AI must be interactive or else it crosses the line and becomes cheating. “If a student uses AI to brainstorm, revise, or clarify ideas, that’s productive. If they use it to bypass learning—copy-pasting an AI-generated response with no personal engagement—then it’s a problem.” (Photo/Sadie Loughlin) Keep Reading

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From house cats to jaguars: FVS hosts veterinarian guest speaker

Bellows demonstrates and teaches students how to find and listen to a dog's heartbeat with a stethoscope. “My favorite part was hearing about his unique experiences all around the world with animals like baboons and bears as well as listening to… Rylee’s heartbeat,” junior FVS co-president Anneliese Hsiao said. (Photo/Sydney Burke) Keep Reading

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