FHS To Participate In Controversial AP African American Studies Pilot Program

March 15, 2023 School Board

Franklin Township High School will be one of 26 schools in New Jersey to offer Advanced Placement African American studies, starting in the 2023-2024 school year.

The course, created by the College Board, is currently being taught in one New Jersey school and 60 schools across the country. The course is in its first year of a two-year pilot program.

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FHS To Participate In Controversial AP African American Studies Pilot Program

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