What is the Advanced Placement Program?
The College Board's Advanced Placement (AP) Program is an opportunity for students to pursue college-level studies while still in secondary school and to receive advanced placement, credit, or both, in college. By challenging and stimulating students, the AP Program provides access to high quality education, accelerates learning, rewards achievement, and enhances both high school and college programs.
Advanced Placement
- College Level
- Access with Multiple Measures (prerequisites, tests, prior course grades, teacher recommendations)
- Weighted Grade
- Possible college credit w/ College Board’s AP Exams in May
THANK YOU TO ALL AP TEACHERS AND STUDENTS FOR THEIR HARD WORK THIS YEAR. AP TEST SCORES WILL BE MAILED FROM COLLEGE BOARD STARTING THE 3RD WEEK IN JULY.
2010 - AP Summer Course Work
| AP Course | Summer Work | |
| American Hist. | Link | |
| Art History | Link | |
| Biology | Link | |
| Calculus AB | Pending | |
| Calculus BC | Packet Given to Students in 2009/10 | |
| Chemistry | Link | |
| English Lang/Comp | Link | |
| English Literature | Link | |
| Environmental Sci. | Link | |
| European History | Link | |
| French IV | None | |
| Government/Econ | Link | |
| Music Theory | Pending | |
| Physics | Pending | |
| Psychology | Pending | |
| Spanish IV | Link | |
| Spanish V | Link | |
| Statistics | Pending | |

