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Centennial High School AP/Elective Fair

Centennial High School AP/Elective Fair. Purpose. Opportunities and Exposure Challenges and Taking Risks. Gallery Walk. Divided by Departments Teachers Students New Courses: 1. AP Human Geography 2. SAT PREP 3. Mathematical Design. AP Course Enrollment and Exam Participation.

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Centennial High School AP/Elective Fair

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  1. Centennial High School AP/Elective Fair

  2. Purpose • Opportunities and Exposure • Challenges and Taking Risks

  3. Gallery Walk • Divided by Departments • Teachers • Students • New Courses: 1. AP Human Geography 2. SAT PREP 3. Mathematical Design

  4. AP Course Enrollment and Exam Participation

  5. Students who took AP courses in high school are more likely to graduate from college within four years and have higher GPA’s in college than similar students who did not take AP courses.

  6. Students who successfully participated in one or more AP courses and exams significantly outperformed their non-AP peers.

  7. AP students who took the course and scored a 2 on the AP exam still tend to do better in college than a student who did not take AP courses or skipped the exam.

  8. AP Potential • Data point

  9. Centennial Scholars • What is a Centennial Scholar? 1. Is a student who has distinguished themselves through academic rigor across disciplines. 2. Requirements 3. Recognition

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