AP Students and Parents,
Due to the unprecedented challenges posed by the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, College Board has made changes to Advanced Placement (AP) testing for the spring of 2020. Click the link to read more...https://t.co/834pwsKCOL
The AP Program is developing resources to help schools support student learning during closures, as well as a solution that would allow students to take AP Exams at home, depending on the situation in May. We'll communicate the details by March 20. More: https://t.co/0EtyBgAsNi.
AP scores start to be available today to students (depending on your current location) and I'll get to see them tomorrow at 4pm! https://t.co/N2KJ8Xf54u If you're college-bound, your university might already have them on your transcriptโฆ ๐
1 student, out of ~60,000 worldwide, has earned all 108 out of 108 points possible on this year's AP Calculus BC Exam. We'll notify her / him in late summer / early fall when we receive that data file.
The 2018 AP Calculus AB scores: 5: 19%; 4: 17.3%; 3: 21.2%; 2: 22.4%; 1: 20.1%. Performance this year is very, very similar to last year, so weโre seeing very similar distributions of scores.
For those of you who will be joining me for BC next year, please don't throw away your notes or your TTK book. We'll just keep adding to it in August. ๐
Friends don't let friends keep their calculator in degree mode. ๐ค
I'll see y'all at 7:30am by the Aux Gym! Get plenty of sleep and eat a good breakfast!
FC residents wishing to register to vote for the 5/22 election must do so no later than Tues, 4/24 at https://t.co/ljorTRyYxt Students: To register you must be at least 17 ยฝ years old & 18 years to vote. The last question on the ballot is the School Bond https://t.co/IqPfcuiEEq