Advanced Placement (AP) is an internationally recognized program that prepares students to experience college or university-level courses while enrolled in high school.
Goals
Develop academic skills in a challenging learning environment
Extend abstract, creative and critical thinking skills
Prepare students for post-secondary studies
Benefits
Improved ability to handle rigorous and advanced coursework
Improved work and study skills
Enhanced creativity and problem-solving skills
Ease of transition from high school to post-secondary studies
Opportunities to earn university-level credits or advanced placement at colleges and universities worldwide
Program delivery
In-depth study of advanced concepts
Enriched curricula with post-secondary level material
Choice between taking one AP course, several courses or a full AP program
AP-level courses in calculus, sciences, English, social studies, languages, art and history
Eligibility
To be eligible for this programming, students must be:
enrolled in Grades 10 to 12
motivated to achieve and enjoy challenges
achieving above average in a prerequisite course
Contact a school offering Advanced Placement for information about eligibility and programming options.
Alberta curriculum
All Edmonton Public Schools programming is based on curriculum determined by Alberta Education. Students enrolled in Advanced Placement will receive the same high-quality education offered in all of our programs.
Transportation
Edmonton Transitis the preferred method of transportation. For more information about busing, contact the school or call Student Transportation at 780-429-8585.
