1. Attention AP Students
If you are taking an AP Test and are involved in a Spring sport or other extracurricular activity, check the AP testing schedule to see if you will have a conflict with your sports/activity schedule.
If there is a conflict you will need to see Mr. Robins or Mrs. Paige to arrange for a late test. This must be taken care of as soon as possible!

2. AP Testing Schedule Morning 8 am Afternoon 12 pm Week 1 M- May 2
Chemistry
Environmental Science
Psychology
T- May 3
Spanish Language
Art History
Physics 1
W- May 4
English Literature & Comp.
TH-May5
Calculus AB/BC
F- May 6
US History
European History
Studio Art

3. AP Testing Schedule Continued…
Week 2
Morning 8 am
Afternoon12 pm
M – May 9
Biology
T – May 10
US Gov & Politics
W – May 11
English Language & Comp.
TH- May 12
Comparative Gov
Statistics

4. AP Testing Schedule/Conflicts
Date
UHSAA Events
Morning Tests
Afternoon Tests M
May 2
Chemistry
Environmental Science
Psychology T
May 3
Boys’ Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Softball
Spanish Language
Art History
Physics 1 W
May 4
Varsity Track, Varsity Baseball
English Literature TH
May 5
Boys’ Varsity Soccer, Girls’ Varsity Golf, Varsity Softball
Calculus AB/BC F
May 6
US History
European History
Studio Art

5. AP Testing Schedule/Conflicts
Date
UHSAA Events
Morning Tests
Afternoon Tests M
May 9
Girls’ Varsity Golf
Biology T
May 10
Boys’ Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Boys’ Varsity Tennis (regionals)
US Government W
May 11
Varsity Track (regionals), Varsity Baseball
English Language TH
May 12
Boys’ Varsity Soccer, Varsity Track (regionals), Varsity Baseball, Varsity Softball
Comparative Gov
Statistics

6. What do you do if there is a possible conflict?
Go see Mr. Robins or Mrs. Paige in the main office to arrange for a late test ASAP!
If you do not arrange for a late test and you have a conflict, you will not be able to take your AP test!
If you are involved in any extracurricular activity that will conflict with AP testing, see Mr. Robins or Mrs. Paige!