Curriculum
A.C. Reynolds High School provides four levels of classroom instruction for students: Advanced Placement, honors, college preparatory and occupational. Included within the different instructional levels are vocational, work study/co-op programs, apprenticeships, internships, an Army ROTC program, as well as many courses offered in the visual and performing arts. A.C. Reynolds provides students with the opportunity to participate in dual-enrollment programs with Asheville-Buncombe Technical College and the University of North Carolina at Asheville as well. New advances in technology have made possible online course opportunities through Learn and Earn, UNC Greensboro iSchool, and NC Virtual Public High School.
A concentrated curriculum program is used at A.C. Reynolds High School. Students take four 1-½ hour classes each semester, with each semester running a total of 18 weeks. In that time, students can earn four credits for up to a total of eight credits per year.
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