I went to a small high school; my graduating class was around 30 people. Math classes weren't separated by grade. So, I took Algebra 2 in 8th grade alongside a

I went to a small high school; my graduating class was around 30 people. Math classes weren't separated by grade. So, I took Algebra 2 in 8th grade alongside a cross section of the school; there was one other 8th grader, two seniors, and a selection of people in between. There was no path to take the AP Calculus AB. Trig / Calc A was offered as two semesters, and then Calc B / Calc C was offered as two more semesters, after which you'd take the BC test. There was also no such thing as "precalculus". Trig followed Algebra II. In my Calc C class, there were probably 8ish people, of which one or two (besides me) would have been in my grade.