Advanced Placement (AP) Program

Students may sign up during the scheduling process in February to enroll. Students must meet eligibility requirements and must take the A.P. exam in May to receive the weighted GPA and the Advanced Placement Course Title on the transcript. Students should check with individual colleges for their A.P. credit policy. There is a fee for the exam. Credit is transferable to most universities. There are no limits on number of AP courses a student may take during their high school enrollment. Students must meet any prerequisites outlined for the course along with teacher recommendation. Courses available are:

AP Seminar

AP English III - Language and Composition

AP English IV - Literature and Composition

AP Research (2019-2020)

AP Human Geography

AP United States Government and Politics

AP World History

AP United States History

AP Psychology

AP European History

AP Music Theory

AP Art History

AP Studio Art

AP Spanish Language and Composition

AP Statistics

AP Calculus (AB)

AP Calculus (BC)

AP Biology

AP Chemistry

AP Environmental Science

AP Physics 1

AP Physics C: Mechanics

AP Computer Science Principles

AP Computer Science

• Students may qualify for an AP Capstone Diploma by successfully completing both AP Seminar and AP Research (offered 2019-2020 school year)