Advanced Placement (AP) Courses (Grades 9-12)

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Advanced Placement (AP)® courses enable students to pursue college-level courses while still in high school.
AP course information can be found on the Advanced Placement page on Enlightium's main website:
AP courses are not available to part-time students.
AP classes can be started as early as August 1st and have a completion deadline of April 30th each school year.
AP classes can be scheduled to have an end of the traditional school year deadline with written and signed request from parents indicating the student will not be taking the AP exam or acknowledging that not all the content will be covered by the AP exam date.
AP classes CANNOT be extended into the summer. If students do not end by the traditional end of school year deadline, they will be required to reduce to the standard curriculum.
The deadline to start an AP class with Enlightium is September 15th.
After September 15th, students will be allowed to start AP classes with Enlightium only if they are transferring in from a different school where they were taking the AP class. Additionally, students will be required to submit a syllabus from their previous school indicating the content that was already covered prior to enrolling with Enlightium.
Enlightium Academy offers AP classes but does not have the ability to administer the AP exams in May. Students choosing to take an AP class with Enlightum will need to contact a local high school (or testing center) in their area to arrange taking the AP exam with them.

Learn about the chemical properties of living things, cells, genetics, evolution, plants, animals, and ecology.
Available to students in grades 11–12.
AP course teacher: Jami Holloway
See the AP Biology Course page for more information.

Study the complex world of higher-level calculus and learn concepts such as Fermat's method and infinite limits.
Available to students in grades 11–12.
AP course teacher: Ms. Kimberly Culp.
See the AP Calculus Course page for more information.

Develop a deeper understanding of the symbolic and mathematical world of formulas, equations, and symbols.
Available to students in grades 11–12.
AP course teacher: Dr. Ellie Muniz.
See the AP Chemistry Lab Course page for more information.

Become familiar with fascinating and relevant subjects, including the nature of emotion, how we learn, and more.
Available to students in grades 9–12.
AP course teacher: Sarah Slater
See the AP Psychology Course page for more information.

Gain an understanding of the U.S. government structures; including the bedrock of policy formations.
Available to students in grades 10–12.
AP course teacher: Mr. Mike Kuldayev.
See the AP U.S. Government and Politics Course page for more information.

Discover the movements and events that have shaped the United States from its earliest beginnings to the present day.
Available to students in grades 10–12.
AP course teacher: Mr. Mike Kuldayev.
See the AP U.S. History Course page for more information.

Navigate the historical trends of human civilizations, focusing on cultures, environments, and human interactions
Available to students in grades 9–12
AP course teacher: Mr. Mike Kuldayev
See the AP World History Course page for more information.