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Students perform an experiment to study osmosis and diffusion in Penny Harber’s AP biology class, including (l-r) Alexis Brankel, Arionne Fuller, Ashna Momin and Timi Webb.

Globally good grades

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Rachel McDaniel
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Saturday, August 27. 2011
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Pike County’s Advanced Placement students have beat the average global grade for college-credit classes taken last year. The high school leads the state, nation and world for passing grades in AP courses, with 152 students passing AP tests - 62% of AP students.

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#1 Sheila Tolley on 08/27/11 at 09:49 AM
That is great. Congratulations to all who accomplished this goal. When I went to Pi Co High, I thought it was just a school. In retrospect, it would have qualified as a Private School, even in my day. I had some truly GREAT teachers Miss Dugger, Mrs Hammond, Mrs. Means..the list goes on.

viva la... PiCoHi.
#2 Pike Patriot Homeowner on 08/28/11 at 01:25 PM
Way to go. I support our BOE, it's leadership and teachers. Keep up the good work.
#3 Anonymous on 08/29/11 at 05:21 AM
Hot teacher! Lucky kids!
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