AP American History:
Advanced
Placement American History is a college level course. The students that choose
to take the course will learn to read and write in the critical and analytical manner
required at the collegiate level. The students then have the opportunity to
take the AP Exam in May of their senior year for college credit. The colleges
and universities award college credits based on the score the student has
achieved
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May 4 - may 8: review and AP Exams
May 11: Begin Final Project
May 15: Final research topic Due in writing [10 points]
May 21st: Thesis Statement Due [ 10 points]
May 29th : Rough draft Outline Due [ 10 points]
June 5th: Rough draft bibliography Due [ 10 points]
June 10 - June 15: School Final Exams
Final Project Due June 10th [ 60 points]
June 16 - June 25: NYS Regents Exams
March 30: 1920's / 1930's terms
March 31: N of N 25/26
April 1: N of N 27/28
April 2: N of N 29/30
April 3; N of N 31/32
April 6: N of N 33
April 7: 1940's Terms
April 8: 1950's/1960's Terms
April 9: 1970's Terms
April 10 - April 20: Spring Break
April 21: 1980's Terms
April 24: Corrections on Tests 1 &2 Due
April 27: Corrections on Review Tests 3 & 4 Due
April 28: Corrections Tests 5,6 &7 Due
April 29: Corrections Tests 8, 9, & 10 Due
April 30: Corrections Tests 11 & 12 Due
May 1: End of 6 Weeks
May 2: Saturday Review 9:30
May 6th : AP Calculus Test
May 7th : AP English Test
May 8th : AP American History Test