SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER
Students join AP College Board Classroom through join codes provided by their AP teacher in their AP courses. By enrolling online, students are automatically registered to order an exam for that class. Students who withdraw from a course MUST unenroll from the AP College Board Classroom (not to be confused with a teacher's google classroom).
Families apply for a reduced AP exam fee by completing a form, talking with a school counselor or the AP Coordinator
Students check with their school counselor if they want to request or have questions about testing accommodations. Accommodations offered through Nauset IEPs or 504s do not automatically apply to College Board exams.
NOVEMBER 13
AP exams are ordered based on enrollment in the AP College Board Classroom. Students who withdraw from a course after this date are responsible for the $40 cancellation fee.
NOVEMBER 15
Fees for exams are due. Students may pay by check to the main office or with a debit/credit card through the online VANCO program. Checks should be made payable to NRHS for the correct amount, $99 per exam. The student's name should appear on the memo line. Checks should be turned into the Main Office. Students who qualify for the reduced fee may bring a check ($22 per exam) to the Main Office.
If you are unsure of how many exams your child is taking please check with them first, then look at their schedule on Aspen.
JANUARY 18
All accommodation requests must be uploaded to the College Board site by Nauset school psychologist Ms Citrone. Students granted new accommodations, per 504 or IEP, may submit a new request after this deadline without a guarantee it will be approved in time.
MARCH 15
Final day to cancel ordered exam
MAY 3-14
Regular AP testing takes place
MAY 17-21
Late AP testing takes place
JULY
Scores become available on College Board student portal.