Advanced Placement (AP) Program

 
Advanced Placement (AP) courses are college-level courses offered on a high school campus. They not only provide the knowledge and skills to be prepared for college, by taking the AP course exam at the end of the year, students can earn college credit or advanced placement.

At Kalaheo, we have an open door AP policy which allows students who choose to work hard, cover more content at a faster pace, and who have the desire to spend outside of school time to be best prepared for college to take AP courses. However, in order to register for an AP course, both the interested student and their parent/guardian must attend the mandatory AP Student/Parent Informational Meeting on during registration week.  Date and time of the meeting is announced prior to registration in January.

At this meeting, the expectations of AP and individual course requirements will be covered. At the completion of the meeting, the SY 2023-2024 AP Pre-Enrollment Information Contract will be distributed. This contract is distributed after the parent/student attend the Informational Meeting. This contract must be signed by both student and parent AND stapled to the student's registration card by May 28, 2023.

For more information on the AP Program:
https://apstudent.collegeboard.org/home?navid=gh-aps
 
Listed below are the SY 2022-2023 AP course offerings and teachers who can answer questions about their respective courses.

AP English Language and Composition - Ms. Krystal Sato, room L202
AP English Literature and Composition - Ms. Krystal Sato, room L202

AP World History - Mr. Eric Duke, room H206
AP Psychology - Ms. Zoe Vela, room H207

AP Biology - Mrs. Kimberly Koopman, room H209
AP Environmental Science - Mr. Erich Smith, room B101
 
AP Calculus - Mr. Scott Tong, room A203
 
AP Drawing - Ms. Jodie Chock, room C201

Course syllabi is posted for REVIEW only. The posted syllabi is effective for SY 2022-2023 only. Syllabi is subject to change by the teacher at any time.