Advanced Placement (AP)

The school board has approved Advanced Placement (AP) courses (grade 12) and the Preparation for Advanced Placement (AP-Prep) courses (grades 9–11) as the PACE program’s curriculum extensions in the areas of Mathematics, Science, Social Science, and English. The focus of the AP-Preparatory Courses is to align the curriculum extensions/modifications with the Advanced Placement exams offered through the International AP College Board. Students will have the opportunity to take university destination courses and have the option of writing the exam which may allow them a university credit or advanced standing in certain universities. The APprep courses will provide excellent preparation in the areas of analytical thinking, widening students’ scope of knowledge and understanding, and facilitating strong language skills.

AP: Advanced Placement     Learn More

This program is a specialized, accelerated program for highly motivated students in Grades 9-12. In Grade 9-11, students take AP Preparatory courses which will prepare them for university-level AP courses in Grade 12.

PACE: Program for Academic and Creative Extension – Giftedness     Learn More

Students with an unusually advanced degree of general intellectual ability, have the opportunity to complete a program that is extended beyond the depth and breadth of the classroom program, where core subjects are delivered at an advanced degree by subject specialists.

AP/PACE     Learn More

AP/PACE is an enriched academic program that combines Advanced Placement courses with accelerated learning for high-achieving students.

AP/Capstone     Learn More

AP Capstone™ is a diploma program from College Board based on two yearlong AP courses: AP Seminar and AP Research. Rather than teaching subject-specific content, these courses develop students’ skills in research, analysis, evidence-based arguments, collaboration, writing, and presenting. Students who complete the two-year program can earn one of two different AP Capstone awards, which are valued by colleges across the United States and around the world.