<p>spanish, english, history are fine. math i recommend taking geometry(or at least algebra 1 honors, if that’s possible) and biology/biology honors instead of earth science(again, if that’s possible).</p>
<p>But seriously, consider signing up for all honors classes. If they’re too hard, you can always switch down a level. Also, consider dropping one of your electives for Biology.</p>
<p>I don’t think I should do all honors 
I have a B in regular Science and I’m working really hard in Math to maintain an A.</p>
<p>Welp, my recommendation then is to keep what you have, but take AP World. I feel like you are pretty set in keeping your schedule though.</p>
<p>"plus if you have to take algebra II the year after geometry after having skipped algebra, you’ll be extremely lost.
HORRIBLE IDEA. "</p>
<p>^ I did it. Wasn’t too bad, and I suck at math. Ended with a 94, although it was regular level.</p>
<p>I recommend not taking any APs this year; I see freshman year as a time to goof off and have fun. Try honors in either science or math even though you say you aren’t good at them; you might not regret it. I’m taking honors precalc this year after 2 years of regular math, and I received a 90 for semester I. I’m glad I didn’t drop back down like I’d wanted to.</p>
<p>Also … I don’t really understand the push for having her (assuming you’re female- sorry if you aren’t) take earth science senior year? Either way she ends up with earth science/bio/chem/physics on her transcript, so why does it matter?</p>
<p>wigglechoo: For my school, the path to take is Honors Global, and then AP World, we are required to have two years of global history.</p>
<p>IIdm21- I know Algebra 2 would be hard for me without Algebra 1 but GOOD JOB!</p>