Advanced Placement

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The Advanced Placement (AP) program provides college level courses at all comprehensive high schools. Colleges evaluate, acknowledge, and encourage this accomplishment by granting appropriate college credit and/or placement for successful scores on a corresponding AP exam. Exams are administered at the school site once a year during the second and third weeks in May.

For more information visit the College Board website or contact the academic counselor.

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