AP Invoice Information - Invoices for AP testing are scheduled to go out on June 12th. State subsidies for testing have been applied for NC public school students who were correctly enrolled in a teacher-led section in the AP Registration and Ordering portal. Invoices are automatically generated and no actions other than those listed in the AP Coordinator manual (i.e. nothing special for NC) are required. If your school owes a remaining balance (any balance listed on the invoice), you will need to send payment to the College Board. If your balance is zero, no further action is required.
COVID-19 Update
As schools and communities navigate the unprecedented challenges posed by the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the health and safety of educators and students are the AP Program’s top priorities.
Here’s how we’re supporting schools:
As schools and communities navigate the unprecedented challenges posed by the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the health and safety of educators and students are the AP Program’s top priorities.
Here’s how we’re supporting schools:
- We’re providing free remote learning resources.
- We’re investing in the development of a new at-home testing option. There will be no paper-pencil AP exams.
Resources and Information for Advanced Placement
What we are reading/watching ...
- AP versus the excellence gap - By Chester E. Finn, Jr., Fordham Institute; 2.12.2020
- Inequities in Advanced Coursework: What's Driving Them and What Leaders Can Do - Jan. 2020, The Education Trust
- Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools announces new, expanded courses, including full-credit African American studies course, more Advanced Placement opportunities - By Fran Daniel, Nov 19, 2019, Winston-Salem Journal
- How one Iowa high school is teaching more students in Advanced Placement classes - By Molly Duffy, October 30, 2019, The Gazette
- Why has AP succeeded when so many other reforms have failed? - By Chester E. Finn, Jr., Fordham Institute, 9.18.2019
- E(RACE)ING INEQUITIES, The State of Racial Equity in North Carolina Public Schools - By Nicholas P. Triplett, PH.D | James E. Ford, Report 2019, CREED
- UNC System - Press release on uniform AP credit policy
- North Carolina's Leaky Education Pipeline - Series from EdNC
- The Opportunity Myth - TNTP, 2018
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"It is the intent of the State of North Carolina to enhance accessibility and encourage students to enroll in and successfully complete more rigorous advanced courses to enable success in post-secondary education for all students. The North Carolina State Board of Education shall seek a partner to form the North Carolina Advanced Placement Partnership, hereinafter referred to as Partnership, to assist in improving college readiness of secondary students and to assist secondary schools to ensure that students have access to high-quality, rigorous academics with a focus on access to Advanced Placement courses (G.S. 115C-174.26).”