The 2020 AP Testing Guide is now available to students.  Click here to view the guide.  See the highlights below:

1. Students will receive an e-ticket via e-mail 2 days prior to their exam date
   1. Students should check their myap.collegeboard.org account to ensure their e-mail address is correctly entered and they have checked the box to receive updates from collegeboard.
   2. Student e-tickets will also be available to students on their myap.collegeboard.org account beginning two days before the exam.
2. World Language—students will need to download a free app to their device prior to testing.  The app will be available beginning May 11th (see the testing guide for additional details).
3. All other exams—students will have three options to submit their exam responses.
   1. Handwrite, photograph, and upload
   2. Type and attach
   3. Copy and paste typed response
4. Beginning May 4, students will be able to practice submitting their exam responses here: cb.org/apdemo
5. Students are permitted to use class notes and textbooks to assist them during their exam (shared documents must be downloaded in advance of the exam).
6. Students should set their phones to do not disturb and other devices to do not disturb before testing. 
7. Students should communicate their testing date(s) with their family and plan for a quiet testing space within their homes.
8. Students will need to log-in to the testing site 30 minutes prior to the testing time.

 
Students taking the AP Computer Science Principles exam will be required to submit their task responses to the AP digital portfolio site (portfolio submission constitutes an exam for these students).  Reach out to your AP teacher or Mrs. Bodek (AP Coordinator) if you have questions.

The AP program has provided updated information regarding the upcoming advanced placement exams.  Exams will take place at home on an electronic device (smartphone, chromebook, or laptop) during the scheduled exam dates.  Students will receive a credential prior to the exam administration with directions as to how to log-in to and complete their exam.  The exam format and timing has changed drastically, further information on exam specifics as well as prep resources can be accessed here.  

The collegeboard recently announced that they have canceled the SAT administration planned for June 6th.  Any student who previously registered for the June SAT or Subject test(s) will receive a refund.  The collegeboard has committed to providing students with test dates in August, September, October, November and December.  Roselle Park High School will host the August and October SAT administrations.  For additional registration information visit collegeboard.org.  ​

On April 3rd, the collegeboard released updated information regarding the upcoming advanced placement exams.  Exams have been revised to about 45 minutes each and will be taken online, at home.  The exam window will run from May 11-22 (make-up testing will run from June 1-5).  Students will be e-mailed a "credential" along with testing information prior to test day.  If a student misses their regularly scheduled exam, they will automatically be sent a new credential for the make-up exams. The collegeboard will be releasing an at home testing guide to provide students with support during testing.  Course specific information can be found in a student's AP classroom and on the collegeboard website.  Further, students can access daily, online AP classes and review at: https://youtube.com/advancedplacement
 
AP teachers will be communicating additional information with students when they return from spring break.  In the meantime, questions can be directed to Mrs. Bodek at cbodek@rpsd.org.