Join Mrs. Miller for a Livestream on Tuesday, 4-14-26 @ 7 pm to learn about 2026 AP Exams.
Viewer must be logged into a Wake ID to watch.
Students attended a meeting with Mrs. Miller on Thursday, 4-9-26 to prepare for the upcoming AP Exam season. Check out the presentation here.
The entire exam (section 1 and 2) will be taken through the Bluebook app.
The Bluebook app is loaded onto WCPSS Chromebooks. Students will only need to power on the Chromebook and they will find the app in the lower left corner of the Chromebook. They will NOT login to their Wake ID or any other site.
Students will be REQUIRED to use their WCPSS Chromebook for all digital exams.
If students have problems with their WCPSS Chromebook, they should see Ms. Mitchell in the media center.
Students should bring their fully charged WCPSS Chromebook and their charger cord to each digital exam.
Section 1 of the exam is taking through the Bluebook app.
Section 2 - directions and questions are accessed through the Bluebook app but students will submit their answers in free response paper booklets.
Desmos calculator is available for all exams.
Students may bring their personal calculator with them.
The Bluebook app is loaded onto WCPSS Chromebooks. Students will only need to power on the Chromebook and they will find the app in the lower left corner of the Chromebook. They will NOT login to their Wake ID or any other site.
Students will be REQUIRED to use their WCPSS Chromebook for all hybrid digital exams.
If students have problems with their WCPSS Chromebook, they should see Ms. Mitchell in the media center.
Students should bring their fully charged WCPSS Chromebook and their charger cord to each hybrid digital exam.
You may view a sample of the Free Response Booklet here. Select the specific exam booklet.
Most of these exams are paper/pencil/pen format.
Chinese and Japanese exams are online.
Spanish Literature - paper format with audio listening components.
Music Theory - paper format with audio and sight singing components.
French, German, Italian, Spanish Language - paper format with audio and speaking components.
Studio Art (2D, 3D, Drawing) - submit portfolios
Research - students work with AP teacher to submit their paper to the College Board. There is no seated exam.
Seminar - students work with AP teacher to submit their performance task but also sit for a digital exam.
Digital Exams - Click this link to watch a 10:11 minute video to learn about Digital Exams.
Hybrid Digital Exams - click this link to watch a 12:55 minute video to learn about Hybrid Digital Exams.
Students will need to review the Terms and Conditions prior to taking an AP Exam. Please take time to read the items on this page.
Students taking an AP exam that requires a calculator should read this page to know which calculators are approved. Desmos calculators within the Bluebook app will be available this year for exams that require a calculator.
AP Exams are scheduled by the College Board for the first two full weeks in May. There is a scheduled late week, the third week in May.
Students are expected to take the exams during the date and time scheduled by the College Board. Students that have an approved reason to change the date of an exam, will have their exam moved to the late week.
Exam Time Tables - please click the link to review timing exams. *Please note these times are approximate time tables.
All morning exams must begin between 8 and 9 am. Afternoon exam must begin between 12 and 1 pm.
Exams at Enloe HS
AM Exams - Students are expected to report to exam test area at 7:00 am
PM Exams - Students are expected to report to exam test site at 11:15 am.
Exams at NCSU Language Lab:
AM Exams - Students are expected to report to exam test site at 7:30 am.
PM Exams - Students are expected to report to exam test site at 11:30 am.
Exams with approves testing accommodations (separate setting and/or extended time):
Students will receive an email from Mrs. Miller with exam location and time to report to testing area.
Click the picture below to the start exam dates and times.
Spoken World Language Labs
Click the link to view which exams and dates we will be testing at NCSU Language Lab 216.
Address for language lab: 2341 Katharine Stinson Dr., Raleigh, NC 27607
AM Exams - students should be outside the language lab at 7:30 am
PM Exams - students should be outside the language lab at 11:30 am.
If student is driving to the exam, they should park in the Coliseum parking deck (201 Jeter Dr., Raleigh, NC 27607).
There is a fee to pay for parking. Please use these instructions to learn how to pay.
Walking to Language lab from the parking deck - use these instructions to help guide the way.
Students taking an AP exam at NCSU Language will receive an email from Mrs. Miller with instructions.
Students with approved testing accommodations will NOT test at the NCSU Language lab. They will test at Enloe HS and will receive an email from Mrs. Miller closer to exams beginning with exam location information.
Exam dates and times are set by the College Board. Students are expected to take exams on the dates indicated in their AP Classroom exam schedule.
If a student had a conflict with an IB exam or an issue with a testing accommodation, Mrs. Miller has already moved these exam dates.
Students that have a conflict with an exam date and time due to an unavoidable event (academic contest, athletic contest, sibling graduation) may request an alternate exam date. How to request:
Students will complete form, Request for 2026 Late AP Exam. To complete their exam request, they must upload documentation supporting the request (schedule of competition, email about competition, etc.).
After a request has been submitted, Mrs. Miller will review the request and supporting documentation. Student will receive an email with the decision.
Students are expected to take the AP exams they have registered for.
If a student opts to not take a registered AP exam, there will be a $40 unused AP Exam fee.
The fee is paid to Enloe HS who will then submit payment to the College Board.
Two ways to not take an exam:
Do not show up for exam. Attendance is taken at each exam. Any student not in attendance will be marked absent and added to a list of students that owe a $40 unused exam fee. Mrs. Miller will email student and parent the link to make payment.
Student may complete a Request to Cancel AP Exam form prior to the exam.
Student will be marked absent for the exam and will receive an email from Mrs. Miller with a link to pay the $40 unused AP exam fee.
**All unused exam fees must be paid by June 25, 2026.
bit.ly/2026RequestAPExamCancel
Students are expected to check their email tied to their College Board account on a regular basis.
Mrs. Miller will send exam reminders to these emails.
There will be a Status Board posted to the main page of the Enloe High School website indicating which exams are being administered each day and where. When it is known to Mrs. Miller when an exam will end, the approxmiate end time will be added to the status board. This will help parents know when to pick up a student from the exam site.
Students will extended time - emails will be sent to parents with approximate end times.
An example of a status board (from last year) is shown to the right.
UNC System schools award appropriate credit to undergraduates who have earned a 3 or higher on one or more AP exams. After achieving a qualified AP exam score, a student will be awarded specified credit hours associated with the course(s) aligned with the exam's subject content.
UNC System schools are not required to offer appropriate credit for every AP Exam offered by the College Board. But if a school does offer credit for a particular AP Exam, it must offer appropriate credit in compliance with the policy.
Institutional AP standards will be documented and updated each year in online and/or printed resources for potential undergraduates.
A school may petition to have its board of trustees approve an exception if it has compelling reasons why a score other than 3 must be required. The school must report any exceptions granted by its board of trustees, and the reasons and evidence for those exceptions, by July 1, 2019, and each year after.