AP:
A Collaborative
Community
In this report, we highlight examples of classrooms, districts, and colleges that are contributing to the expansion of rigorous course work for high school students.
Course and Exam Redesign
Getting rigor right: AP is revising courses to reflect recent advances in college instruction and the content area.
AP: A Collaborative Community
At its core, AP is a collaboration in classrooms, districts, and colleges and universities across the country.
The 9th Annual AP Report to the Nation reports on each state’s efforts to improve high school achievement by involving greater segments of the student population — and traditionally underserved students in particular — in rigorous AP courses.
AP in a Classroom
Meet an AP Physics teacher who challenges and engages his students.
AP in a District
Hear from students and educators in two districts with inspiring AP stories.
AP in a University
Learn how students at one university benefit from AP.
Goals and Findings
See all the data figures and read about the nation’s progress on college readiness.
A Closer Look at AP Students
Learn how different student groups have participated in AP.
Strategies for Progress
Find out what you can do to support national goals.
