Advanced Placement courses provide students the opportunity to take challenging college coursework while still in high school. Students will experience college-level work to help prepare them for the academic skills necessary for college, explore course interests, and have the opportunity to earn college hours while still in high school. 

By participating in an AP course, students are expected to take the AP exam in May. All students are automatically enrolled for the exam, unless the student opts out before November 15, 2023. Angleton ISD pays for the AP exams for students enrolled in the AP course. Once the exam order has been placed, the College Board charges a $40 cancellation fee. Should the student exit the course or not take the exam, the student will be responsible for paying the$40 unused test/cancellation fee.

Angleton High School offers many Advanced Placement Courses to students for the 2022-2023 school year. Please see your child's high school counselor to register.*Dual Language Students will take the AP Spanish Language and Culture exam at Angleton High School in 9th grade.

Congratulations to all students taking AP this year! You’ve got what it takes to succeed.

AP students, with AP Classroom and AP Daily, you have the tools to help you succeed in your AP course this year. To use the join code your AP teacher gave you to join your class section online in AP Classroom. 

Reminder for AP students: The deadline to tell your AP coordinator you're registering for your 2024 AP Exam is November 15, 2023. 

Students, by taking an AP course and exam, you can earn college credit, skip introductory courses, and stand out in the admissions process. All AP students should commit to AP Exams this fall. 

There are new short, mobile-friendly learning videos that can help you with AP this year. AP students should check out these “AP Daily” videos now on the AP Daily YouTube channel.

If your child is taking an AP course, they have more free support than ever to help them learn throughout the year and prepare for their May AP Exams, where students have the opportunity to earn college credit! 

To help your child stay on track:

• Make sure your child uses the join code your AP teacher gives them to join their class section. This will give them access to AP Classroom where they can practice their skills, receive feedback on their progress, and see real AP Exam questions.  
• Beginning September 1, AP Daily videos, on-demand lessons led by AP teachers from across the country, will be available in AP Classroom. Along with other free resources, they provide daily support for students. Students can watch them at their own pace on a mobile device or a computer with internet access, and teachers can also include them as part of their curriculum. There will be videos available for most courses.
• Encourage your child to register for their AP Exams in the fall so they have the chance to stand out to college admissions officers and save money on tuition with a qualifying score of three or more.