Take any regular ed classes

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I take all regular ed

I'm in almost all honors or AP classes, excepting Physics, this year.

Since I've got an IEP set up, I take more classes than usual because I have to take this one class called PASS (forgot what it stood for), but they placed me in it to learn more social skills. And so, because of lack of room in my school schedule during the day, I've taken a correspondance class and some computer classes on the program called "Nova Net" (I took World History and Algebra I on it for a couple years, and then I'm going to do US History on it next year). Other than that, I'll take Wind Ensemble (the most advanced band), CP British Lit., a correspondance careers course, another PASS class (with the Nova Net class the same period; I split them in half), and Algebra 2A/2B. I would have taken some AP stuff but I also have crosscountry, track, National Honor Society, and with band I'd have a nervous breakdown by the end of the year, since that'd just be too much stuff. I do make room for some CP stuff, however, and I usually get good grades. Having both involvement in school and having good grades along with some CP courses show that you can do other things besides school, which looks good to colleges (that's not the only reason I do band and track/crosscountry during the year; I just like both running and band because they're fun to me). Next year is definitely going to be a busy one, since it's also my senior year in high school.

Yeah, Argentina is soo behind on all those Special Ed classes. I don't know of any school that has them. Anyway, Asperger's probably wouldn't be recognized as needing Special Ed. Heck, I don't think hardly anyone knows about Aperger's over here. Maybe psychiatrists do, but definitely no teachers or counselors.
Sorry for the rant.

I am in pre Algebra, Peer Aide, Personal Fitness, Honors English and Honors History.

I'm in 9th grade, and I've been taking all regulars, with the occasional advanced class, sine 7th.

A regular classes, 'cept english, where I'm in the advanced classes.

I'm taking 4 IB classes for exams, three normal classes, and for one period, two days out of six, I have a special education class. But A. it's not just for people with asperger's, and B. it's mainly for me to get organized, do homework, etc.

I took regular ed classes but mainstreamed speciel ed when i was in high school.

I take AP Physics, AP Calculus, and regular English.

I take all regular ed classes. It's torture because I have to go into groups even though I have an IEP. I end up ' drifting away ' as my therapist calls it.

I took the most advanced science classes offered and same with history. I took basic level English classes because I can't read very fast or very well for comprehension.

But now I'm in college and I love the fact that all my classes (except for one) are either ones that I really want to take and/or are in my major.

i take regular physics, engineering, chemistry, english standard, advanced maths and ipt

I take all honors and AP classes, except this semester I'm also taking a special class for Asperger's people since I've been having anxiety problems.

About half my classes are APs, the rest are regular classes.