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Contact Information

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AP Coordinator

Mrs. Sarah Kane

• ​Phone: 475-220-5000
• Outlook Email: [email protected]
• Gmail: [email protected]
  

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College Board (AP Student Services)

• Phone: 888-225-5427 (M-F, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET)​​

Student Contact Form

Summer Coursework

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At Hill Regional Career High School, AP teachers provide coursework that can be found on the course page(s) under "Courses Offered" below that is required for students to come into the first day of school completed. 
The College Board's AP program encourages summer coursework to help students prepare for the upcoming school year and provides students with:

• a review and preview of the course and topics
• development of study and organization skills
• practice early engagement and interaction​

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Program Resources

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"College Board's AP Classroom AP Classroom provides online resources to help students build college-level knowledge and skills with resources of AP Daily Videos, Topic Questions, Progress Checks, and Assignments."

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"Khan Academy offers free AP course materials designed to supplement, not replace, traditional AP coursework. Videos, articles, and practice exercises are aligned with College Board's AP Course ​and Exam Description"

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Courses Offered

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English

Language & Composition

Language & Composition

Science

Biology

Social Studies

African American Studies

Psychology

U.S. Government & Politics

U.S. History

World Language

Spanish Language & Culture

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Why take an AP course?

The AP Program through College Board, an American not-for-profit organization, offers college-level courses and exams for registered and enrolled high school students. Taking AP courses and exams in high school gives each student an advantage in college by letting students:

• Earn College Credit and Placement
  
• Save Money and Time
  
• Stand Out to Colleges
  
• Keep Your Options Open
  

Nearly all colleges and universities in the United States grant credit and placement for qualifying AP scores. Research consistently shows that AP students are better prepared for college than students who don’t take AP, regardless of their exam score as they are more likely to enroll and stay in college, do well in their classes, and graduate in four years. Taking AP can help you:

• Get a Taste of College
  
• Develop College Skills
  
• Discover Your Passion
  
• Boost Your GPA

AP at Career

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