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AP Virtual Information Night: Tuesday, January 14th, 2025: Link to join coming soon!
Times of sessions: 6:00-20, 6:25-6:45, and 6:50-7:10.
Please be prompt. There will be time for a few questions at the end but we will stick closely to the time so that the next session can start.
Want to attend more than three sessions? This document will be updated to include video links of the sessions the day after the AP Fair. For now, you can see the videos from last year.
Advanced Placement (AP) courses allow students the opportunity to take college-level coursework in high school and potentially earn college credit by taking an Advanced Placement exam at the conclusion of the course. These courses are rigorous and fast-paced. Before enrolling in an AP course, students and parents should make sure they understand the quantity and quality of work that is required.
For general information about AP coursework, review the information put out by CollegeBoard.
Take some time to read and watch the full course descriptions and teacher-made videos for each AP class that you might be interested in taking next year starting on SLIDE 9 below. These videos and course descriptions were created by the Ardrey Kell teachers who teach these courses to give you a real sense of what the class will cover and what is required for success.
You are expected to read and watch for ANY AP class you are considering requesting.
ap policies
ap policies
Rising 9th graders
may request up to two (2) APs course total
can choose from the AP courses listed on the 9th grade registration card
are advised to consider the entirety of their schedule when determining what courses are appropriate for the next school year.
Rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders
can choose from the AP courses listed on their grade level specific registration card
are advised to consider the entirety of their schedule when determining what courses are appropriate for the next school year.
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