What are they doing about AP tests?
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Anonymous
| Just curious. Isn’t this the month for the AP’s? |
Anonymous
| Giving the at home. Go to the AP website for an explanation. |
Anonymous
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Online at a certain day and time with automatic shutoff when time’s up (extra time accommodation for those approved for it).
Some exams been canceled and students will be graded on their uploaded projects, like for Computer Science Principles. |
Anonymous
In May, delivered online at home and 45 minutes long. Students can cancel and get a refund up to 24 hours before the test. |
GabiJohnson
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| Some exams been canceled and students will be graded on their uploaded projects, like for Computer Science Principles. |
Anonymous
| In the grand scheme of things, are you really worrying about this? |
Anonymous
| I hate when people reply like this, but if you have a child currently taking an AP class, how do you not know this? There have been ample updates, emails, etc. |
Anonymous
Perhaps OP has had, or will have a child taking AP exams, and was just wondering. |
Anonymous
Agree. College Board has posted hundreds of Tweets on this, our HS has sent out at least a dozen emails, and, there have been many, many posts about them here, just in case you are not on any other SM sites and don't receive emails from your child's HS 
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Anonymous
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I have a kid that is taking 5 AP's. The school has let us know what is happening. She is now dropping three of the tests (because of the closure, her school will not give second semester of Calc credit -- they did not cover the material, and she already had first semester; similarly there is no need for the two other courses....She will finish with 6 AP exams instead of 10)
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Anonymous
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OP here. I was just curious. My kids are in 8th and 6th but I took 5 APs and was just wondering.
Thanks to the posters who just responded to my query |