Find deadlines, exam information, AP Classroom help, practice resources, and the exact person to ask when you get stuck.
These are the four places students need most. If you are not sure which one applies, use the guided tool below.
Join your class section, reach assignments, and confirm the course shown in My AP.
Open My AP ↗Choose the issue and get the next steps, deadline, and right contact.
Use the guide →See ordering dates, late fees, fee-reduction help, and what happens after a cancellation.
See exam answers →Teacher, counselor, SSD coordinator, or Mrs. King? Match the question to the right person.
Find your contact →Complete the student and parent portions, obtain the AP teacher’s signature, bring the form to Mrs. King in Corral 4, and then submit it to the counselor for the schedule change.
Use the 2026–27 campus schedule to find available mornings, afternoons, rooms, and courses. Physics 1, English Language, and English Literature support is available by appointment.
Choose the issue. The guide gives you the shortest path forward—because “ask somebody” is not a useful instruction.
Your route
You will get a short action list and the person who can actually fix it.
Type what you would actually ask—“Can I drop?” and “What is an FRQ?” both work.
Course content, grades, assignments, classroom expectations, practice work, and subject-specific FRQ feedback.
Schedule questions, course placement, eligibility, and the final schedule-change step after an approved AP opt-out.
Existing or requested College Board testing accommodations and required supporting documentation.
Corral 4 · Exam orders, mock testing, AP section problems, opt-out signatures, fees, and AP program questions.