Advanced Placement Information

What is an AP course?

An AP course is an Advanced Placement® certified by the College Board to simulate a college-level class taught in high school. Students can earn college credit as well as high school credit for these courses if their scores on the national AP Examinations are high enough to satisfy university requirements.  Please visit the College Board Advanced Placement Program for more information.

Many AP classes require some preparation over the Summer. Due dates vary but generally are the first week of school. Students new to Discovery will have three weeks from their first day in class to complete the activities. These assignments were made available during all lunches May 16th and 17th and have been announced in AP classes.

If there are any problems with this page, please contact Dr. Hicks at jayme_hicks@gwinnett.k12.ga.us

AP Biology

AP Calculus AB

AP Environmental Science 

AP French Part I: Introduction 

AP French Part II: Listening

AP French Part III: Activite de Lecture

AP Government Part I

AP Government Part II Constitution Worksheet

AP Human Geography

AP Language & Composition

AP Literature & Composition

AP Physics I

AP Psychology

AP Research

AP Seminar

AP Statistics

AP US History

AP World History