Many City Honors seniors also feel that this will affected their academic year as well. If we do not get enough classes in, many feel that we will not be eligible for AP exams, a very special program at City Honors. The AP program is very helpful for college applications, which will be filled out soon by seniors. Since most colleges give credits for scores of three or higher, they are greatly appreciated by the City Honors community, who very rarely score below a three. The beginning of senior year marks the beginning of a long journey through the college application procedure.
Many students look to teachers, counselors and peers for help.
However, it is very difficult to find guidance when there is no one around to lend a helping hand. As we are beginning to embark on our college preparation process, I, along with seniors throughout the city have found it extremely difficult to seek recommendations, complete applications and receive an effective education, says CHS senior Jasyn Polowitz. Ashley Stewart, another senior at City Honors says, I support the teachers and I love having the days off, but it is not going to be good in the end. We are going to lose out on vacations and end up graduating in July. No one else seems to see that.