Kelilah Peprah, center, watches a lesson in an AP chemistry class at Flagstaff High School Thursday morning. Jeff Taylor, Kelilah's chemistry teacher and the chairman of the AP Academy at the school, says the academy is looking at ways to recruit more minority students into the program.
Jeff Taylor teaches an AP chemistry class Thursday morning at Flagstaff High School. Taylor said the academy is now looking at ways to increase minority enrollment.
Kelilah Peprah, center, watches a lesson in an AP chemistry class at Flagstaff High School Thursday morning. Jeff Taylor, Kelilah's chemistry teacher and the chairman of the AP Academy at the school, says the academy is looking at ways to recruit more minority students into the program.
Jeff Taylor teaches an AP chemistry class Thursday morning at Flagstaff High School. Taylor said the academy is now looking at ways to increase minority enrollment.
The Advanced Placement Academy at Flagstaff High School is implementing new ways to increase its enrollment, particularly among students of ethnic minorities.
Jeff Taylor, an AP teacher at Flagstaff High School and the chairman of the AP Academy, said so far the program has met its objectives, including bringing students into the district from charter schools and increasing AP scores. He said minority enrollment is also increasing, but said the academy is now looking into new opportunities to recruit minority students.
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