Advanced Placement (AP) Program
The AP and Honors program at South County HS
The AP program is a challenging academic program designed to provide motivated high school students with college-level academic courses. The AP program is a cooperative educational endeavor between secondary schools and colleges and universities and is considered a standard for academic excellence in the U.S. AP provides a challenging educational program that prepares students for selective universities and colleges. AP is a rigorous program dedicated to educational excellence with a long-standing history in the United States.
Advanced Placement (AP) Testing
The current AP exam testing schedule can be found here.
College Board Testing Accommodations
Students who would like to apply to the College Board for testing accommodations through their school must submit application and parental consent forms before January 15th in order to provide schools time to meet the submission deadline established by the College Board. Please contact your school’s Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) coordinator for additional information. Families can also submit requests directly to College Board.
Please note that testing accommodations listed on IEPs or 504s are not automatically granted for AP testing, so families must apply separately to the College Board. If a student already has College Board accommodations approved from a previous PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT 10, SAT, or AP test, then no further action is needed. Once instated, accommodations remain in place for all College Board testing.
- College Board Accommodations Dates & Deadlines Calendar
FCPS College Board Accommodations Information (Translations Available
FCPS AP Exam Registration and Fees
- Please refer to the FCPS website for additional information.
Advanced Placement (AP) Registration and Fees
AP Coordinator:
- AP Academic Coordinator - Sally Perry, [email protected]
- AP Test Coordinator - Chris Bird, [email protected]