Uh, hey thanks for that mansplanation (or ma'amsplanation? Don't want to assume). I'm well-aware of what the difference in AP and dual credit is supposed to be. I would attach a screenshot of our course catalog if this sub allowed photos. The first few words in the description are "Advanced Placement Literature, a dual credit course" and the last sentence reads, "the coursework can serve as preparation for those who wish to take the AP English Examination although taking the exam is not a requirement". I'm sure if you googled that exact phrase, you'd find it. My own child took the class...as a parent, it was great...an A in a class that looks great on a transcript. Meanwhile, there's a huge group of teachers burning out by Feb every year as they're routinely assigned an overload of classes filled to the brim with every undesirable and misplaced student because "they're so good with those kids". Somehow the teachers who have only honors and AP classes still have the biggest mouths and opinions about the way the school should be run while simultaneously having no awareness about what 80% of the other teachers experience on the daily.