Advanced Placement
The Advanced Placement Program of the College Board introduces students to the rigorous expectations of freshman-level college courses. AP students are prepared for and required to take the AP examinations, which are given in May. Depending on their scores, these students may earn credit and/or advanced placement at participating colleges and universities.
AP Art History AP Physics C
AP Biology AP Psychology
AP Calculus AB AP Seminar
AP Calculus BC AP Spanish Language
AP Chemistry AP Spanish Literature
AP English Language and Composition AP Statistics
AP English Literature and Composition AP Studio Art: 2D Design
AP French Language and Politics AP Studio Art: 3D Design
AP Human Geography AP U. S. Government
AP Latin: Caesar and Vergil AP U. S. History
AP Macroeconomics AP World History: Modern
AP Microeconomics
