Honors and Advanced Placement (AP)

Benefits of Taking AP Courses

Students who take an AP course are exposed to a college level curriculum.
Students exposed to this curriculum have a higher rate of success in college than those who do not.
Students who take an AP course and pass the corresponding exam with a 3 or better earn college level credit. *some colleges are requiring 4’s and 5’s, as previously stated. AP Credit Policy
A student has the potential to start college already ahead of other freshman students.
One of the greatest benefits of taking an AP course is the influence on students’ future college major/interests.

For more information about each course, please click the hyperlink associated with each course below.

English	Science	Mathematics	Social Science
AP English Language AP English Literature	AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics 1 AP Physics 2 AP Environmental Science	AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Statistics	AP World History AP US History AP Government & Politics

Visual & Performing Arts	World Languages (WL)	General Electives	Career Technical Education (CTE)
Overview for AP Studio Art AP Studio Art: 2-D Design AP Studio Art: 3-D Design	Overview of AP/H WL AP Chinese Language and Culture AP French Language and Culture AP Spanish Language and Culture Korean Honors 4	AP Psychology AP Art History	Honors Courses Computer Programming: Java Honors Data Structures & Algorithms Honors Software Engineering Honors AP Exams AP Computer Science Principles (Exam Only/Related Class)* AP Computer Science A (Exam Only/Related Class)**

Honors Courses

AP Exams

* The material for AP Computer Science Principles is mostly covered in the PLTW Computer Science Principles class.

** The material for AP Computer Science A is entirely covered in the Computer Programming: Java Honors class.