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College Board Advanced Placement courses are considered electives for our students, although they can fulfill a graduation requirement.  Students must be fully prepared to take on the rigor of college level curriculum. AP courses are not suitable for every student. Because of the volume and rigor of work involved, students requesting AP level courses should do so because they are interested in the material being taught, and are prepared and motivated to devote a great deal of time studying outside of the regular school day. Students taking an Advanced Placement course solely because it looks good on a high school transcript or because it may improve their GPA should fully understand the impact of this decision. College Board Advanced Placement courses provide college level studies for high school students who desire and are ready for college level work while still carrying a full time high school course load.  

In an effort to maintain the integrity of our AP program, we have established some ground rules regarding AP enrollment. Students and parents of a student planning to enroll in an AP class understand and agree to the following terms: