Helpful Videos and Information
With AP Access for ALL courses in full swing, it is critical to stay updated on student progress and mastery. With next semester enrollment, right around the corner, here are some helpful links.
Check out the buttons below to learn more about how to enroll students as well as other helpful information.
AP COURSE PREREQUISITES
Please click the courses below to learn more about prerequisites and additional College Board information.
REQUIRED PREREQUISITES:
- Algebra 1
- Algebra 2
- Geometry
- Pre-Calculus or Trigonometry/Analytical Geometry
College Board Course Information
REQUIRED PREREQUISITES:
- Algebra 1
- Algebra 2
- Geometry
- Pre-Calculus or Trigonometry
*NOTE: Because of the overlap between the AB and BC courses, students are only permitted to test in one of the courses in a given year. Â
College Board Couse Information
REQUIRED PREREQUISITES:
- Algebra 1
RECOMMENDED:
- Two years of high school science with labs
REQUIRED PREREQUISITES:
- English 1
- English 2
RECOMMENDED:
- Two years of high school science with labs
REQUIRED PREREQUISITES:
- Geometry
- Algebra II or be concurrently enrolled in Algebra II or an equivalent course.
REQUIRED PREREQUISITES:
none
Typical students are in their fourth year of study. Native speakers may be an exception.
REQUIRED PREREQUISITES:
- English 1
- English 2
- English 3 or AP Language & Composition

NOTES:
- Our AP Courses are year-long or one-semester. Every section is paced out for both a one-semester course (Aug- Dec) or a year-long course (Aug-May). Counselors will let the students know which pace the student should follow. Pacing guides and due dates on the home screen of the course when students log in.
- For an A.P. course to be awarded the 5 additional rigor points a student must sit for the AP Exam. If weighting is applied to a course before the exam date and then the exam is not taken, districts must have a system in place for removing those points. See Uniform Grading Policy for more information
- For an AP to be considered an EPSO for Ready Graduate credit, a student must sit for the test.
- For a list of AP courses and high school graduation requirement substitutions see Graduation Requirement Substitutions
- College Board has stated that all exams will return to traditional paper and pencil administrations. These pencil/paper exams will be administered by the local high schools or an approved testing center. College Board will evaluate the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, digital administration from past tests, and feedback from districts to reassess as the school year progresses.
NEED HELP?
Our Regional Relationship Specialists are available to help you make AP Access for ALL a success in your school.

Click below to learn more about each of our Regional Relationship Specialists.

Marti Cleveland
Regional Relationship Specialist - First Tennessee Region

Jill Jaynes
Regional Relationship Specialist - East Tennessee Region

Samantha Travis
Regional Relationship Specialist - Southeast Region

Brenda Welch
Regional Relationship Specialist - South Central Region

Janet Graham
Regional Relationship Specialist - Upper Cumberland Region

Dana Jetter
Regional Relationship Specialist - Mid Cumberland Region

Donna Smith
Regional Relationship Specialist - Northwest Region