About AP Access for ALL

About AP Access for ALL

About AP Access for ALL

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Preparing Tennessee Students for College by:

Offering Free Online AP Courses, Training In-House AP Teachers, and Supporting AP Classrooms Across the State

In April 2021, the Tennessee Department of Education launched the AP Access for ALL program (APAA), announcing that Niswonger Foundation was selected to develop and support the program alongside the Tennessee Department of Education. This program was created to eliminate financial barriers and support student enrollment in AP coursework not currently offered at their home high school.

AP Access for ALL (APAA) and Niswonger Online are programs of the Niswonger Foundation, built around the shared belief that where a student lives should not limit the courses or opportunities available to them.

Both programs give students access to a wide variety of high-quality online courses, helping to ensure more students can find opportunities that fit their interests, goals, and plans after high school.  APAA currently offers 22 free online AP courses to Tennessee public school students.

APAA Vision Statement

All students have meaningful opportunities to engage in Advanced Placement (AP) coursework that challenges, prepares, and empowers them to reach their highest aspirations.

APAA Mission Statement

Expand access to Advanced Placement (AP) opportunities and provide the guidance, support, and resources students need to thrive in rigorous academic experiences. APAA is the "next best option" when traditional AP courses are not available.

Trusted by the experts.

Niswonger Online is a College Board approved online AP course provider and an NCAA approved online supplemental program.

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