Advanced Placement Courses Sample Clauses
The Advanced Placement Courses clause establishes the terms under which students may enroll in and receive credit for advanced placement (AP) classes. Typically, this clause outlines eligibility criteria, the process for enrolling in AP courses, and the standards for earning AP credit, such as achieving a minimum score on standardized AP exams. Its core function is to provide a clear framework for students seeking advanced academic opportunities, ensuring that expectations and requirements for AP coursework and credit are transparent and consistently applied.
Advanced Placement Courses. Any student who enrolls in an Advanced Placement (AP) course will be required to complete the AP exam for the course. The AP exam is provided to the student at no charge. In the event a student fails to complete the exam, the student and/or parent will be financially responsible for the cost of the exam.
Advanced Placement Courses. Students who sign up for an AP course understand this is a yearlong commitment. Some of the AP courses require students to take an honors companion class the 1st semester and the AP course 2nd semester (Art, Biology, Chemistry, and Calculus AB). When signing up for these courses it is for the full year. Students will be expected to complete both semesters. As we build our schedules based on student requests students will not be permitted to drop the AP course after signing below. Please consider that AP courses are college-level courses with very high expectations and an increased amount of work both in and out of the classroom. If you have any questions regarding AP courses, please feel free to contact your child’s counselor or the AP Teacher of that course.
Advanced Placement Courses. The Advanced Placement (AP) Program offers students the chance to pursue college-level studies while still in high school and potentially earn college credit. Most AP classes begin in the 11th grade.
Advanced Placement Courses. The Board agrees that any Unit Member teaching an advanced placement course shall receive a remuneration of $200.00 for teaching the course under the following conditions:
a. Superintendent of Schools must approve the course prior to the commencement of instruction.
b. Instruction must be given after normal school hours.
c. All students are eligible to receive this advanced course on equal individual basis.
Advanced Placement Courses. Teachers of Advanced Placement courses shall teach five (5) classes. The Superintendent may authorize a reduction of class load, as may be deemed appropriate by the Superintendent, for a teacher in a first-time assignment of an Advanced Placement course for the purpose of course development and preparation. Teachers of Advanced Placement courses shall receive a summer payment stipend of $500.00 in exchange for supervisory required summer assignments for students. Teachers shall be required to submit logs outlining work done during the summer prior to payment.