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Things to know about PAP/AP Classes Presented by: Heather Wallace, Dean of Instruction Denise Cottenoir, Lead Counselor February 10, 2020

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Is there a difference between PreAP & AP Coursework? Source: 2020-2021 EPG, page 56

What are the benefits of PreAP / AP Coursework? Source: 2020-2021 EPG, page 57 Source: www.collegeboard.org

What are the considerations of PreAP / AP Coursework? Source: 2020-2021 EPG, page 57

What are the different level options? • For most courses there is an on-level and an advance level course option • The advanced course option is either PAP , AP , or AA • There is only one advanced option per course: On level option Advanced option English I English I PAP English 2 English 2 PAP English 3 AP English Language English 4 AP English Literature

What are the CCISD AP Course Offerings? Source: 2020-2021 EPG, page 57 Sample Syllabi: https://clearsprings.ccisd.net/charger_life/academics/a_p_syllabus_examples

What are the Course Level Change options? Source: 2020-2021 EPG, page 55

What is the importance of my College Board Account? Source: 2019-2020 Bulletin for AP Students and Parents, page 1

How do we register/pay for AP Exams? Teachers supply their classes with join codes that correspond to their • class and period. • Students use the join code to enroll in their class section(s) through www.myap.collegeboard.org. • Once joined, students indicate their AP Exam registration for each AP class section enrolled. Students then pay for their exam either online (Fall registration) or in • the College & Career Center (Spring registration). Registration occurs 2 times a year: • October -- Full-year and Fall semester courses, only • • February -- Spring semester courses, only • AP Exam Fees: $94-$142 Source: 2019-2020 Bulletin for AP Students and Parents, page 2

Additional information to consider? AP Exams are administered during the first full week in May. • • Students may take as many AP Exams as they want. Students may not retake an exam within the same year. They can repeat an • exam in a subsequent year. In this case both scores will be reported unless you specify otherwise. AP Exam scores are a weighted combination of the multiple-choice section, the • free-response section, and course performance assessments, if applicable. • AP Exam scores are reported on a 5-point scale which offers a recommendation on how qualified you are to receive college credit and placement: 5 = Extremely well qualified (A+, A) • 4 = Well qualified (A-, B+) • 3 = qualified (B-, C+, C) • • 2 = possibly qualified • 1 = no recommendation Source: 2019-2020 Bulletin for AP Students and Parents, page 4

Additional information to consider AP Credit Policy Info Search: www.apstudents.org/creditpolicy Texas A&M: https://testing.tamu.edu/AP-IB-Credit University of Texas: https://testingservices.utexas.edu/credit Source: 2019-2020 Bulletin for AP Students and Parents, page 4

Contacting College Board College Board Account Help : https://pages.collegeboard.org/account-help • Student can link parent to their account – link yours today! Contact College Board for details • Schools do not have access to College Board Accounts.

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