S E N I O R N E W S L E T T E R

Important Dates/ActivitiesFriday, August 23 - Senior Breakfast

Wednesday, September 4 - Open House at 6:30 p.m.

Tuesday, September 17 - Senior Parent Meeting at 8

a.m. and 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, September 18 - Ring Collection Day

Monday, September 30 - College Fair 10:30-11:30 a.m.

September 23-27 - Homecoming Week/Spirit Week

Thursday, October 3 - Senior Grad Supply Meeting at

9 a.m.

Tuesday, October 8 - Ring Ceremony at 6:30 p.m.

Thursday, October 10 - Senior Grad Supply Order

Day

Saturday, October 12 - Academic Overtime at 10 a.m.

Tuesday,October 15 - College Application Day 9

a.m.-2 p.m.

Monday, October 21 - Academic Awards at 6:30 p.m.

Friday, October 25 - Senior Spook

Wednesday, October 30 - Homeroom for Report

Cards

Thursday, October 31 - Senior Supply Make-Up

Orders

Friday, November 1 - Senior Make-Up Pictures

Saturday, November 16 - Academic Overtime at 10

a.m.

Friday, November 22 - Senior Class Picture at 9 a.m.

Tuesday, November 26 - Seniors Give Thanks

Saturday, December 14 - Academic Overtime at 10

a.m.

Saturday, January 11 - Academic Overtime at 10 a.m.

Friday, January 10 - Ringing in the Grad Year

Tuesday, January 21 - Start of 2nd Semester

Saturday, February 8 - Academic Overtime at 10 a.m.

Tuesday, February 11 - Cap and Gown Pictures

Thursday, February 13 - Seniors Celebrate Valentine's

Day

Class of 2020ASHLEY RIDGEHIGH SCHOOL

Friday, March 6 - 2 Year College Application Day

Saturday, March 14 - Academic Overtime at 10

Monday, March 16 - Senior Grad Meeting at 9 am

Wednesday, March 25, 2019 - Senior Graduation

Parent Meeting at 8 a.m. and 6;30 p.m. 

Saturday, March 28 - Prom

Tuesday, March 31 - Ready to Work Senior Retakes

Friday, April 3 - Swampfest

Wednesday, April 8 - Graduation Supply Delivery

(Media Center)

Thursday, April 9 - Senior Gator Egg Hunt

Friday, April 24 - All scholarships, military

commitments and awards offered should be

reported to guidance by today

Friday, April 24-Sunday, April 26 - Senior Trip

Saturday, April 25 - Academic Overtime at 10 a.m.

Friday, May 1 - Senior Picnic, Senior Slideshow,

and Senior Decision Day at 10 am

Monday, May 4 - Friday, May 15 - AP Exams (see

the schedule on the last page)

Wednesday, May 6 - Senior Awards Night at 6:30

p.m.

Friday, May 8- Denial of Credit Letters will be

mailed home

Friday, May 15 - Last Day for Seniors

Monday, May 18-Thursday, May 21 - Senior Exams

Monday, May 18- Wednesday, May 26 - Extended

School Year

Wednesday, May 27 - Graduation Practice at 8

a.m.  All obligations are due by today and report

cards will be distributed.

Thursday, May 28 - Academic Letter Breakfast at 9

a.m. 

Thursday, May 28 - Baccalaureate at 7 p.m.

Saturday, May 30 - Graduation at 7 p.m.

Recover credits or catch back up to graduate ON TIME

Blended learning (APEX and teacher instruction)

Self-paced so you will finish as quickly or as slowly as you decide

May attend day program and evening program or may elect to attend evening program only

Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 4:15-7:15 p.m.

Transportation can be provided

Contact Mrs. Summers-Fogel for more information - esummersfogel@dorchester2.k12.sc.us

Who to Know

GRADUATION HONORSValedictorian - 1st Rank in Senior ClassSalutatorian - 2nd Rank in Senior Class

Distinguished Honor Graduate - 4.37 or higherHonor Graduate - 4.0-4.36

(Students will find out at graduation practice if theyare a Distintuished Honor Graduate or an Honor

Graduate, but actual GPAs will not be given out untilafter June 3)

SC Academic Achievement Honors Award

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT HONORS AWARD

Receive a minimum grade of "B" for each course in grades9-12 through the seventh semester, and

Achieve either a score of 710 SAT Critical Reading, or a 690SAT Math, or an ACT score of 30 on English, or 33 on Math

ORHave a combined score of 1400 on the SAT Critical Reading

and Math sections or an ACT composite score of 31

In addition to satisfying all graduation requirements:

Evening School

Students must follow state and district attendance policies or will be

denied credit

Appeals for credits denied are made in writing to Karen Radcliffe

Students should not miss more than 5 days in a semester or AB class!

Seniors will receive an academic letter for their senior year if they have an overall average of 88 or

higher.

They must be enrolled in a minimum of 5 class periods.

They are not eligible if they enrolled after the 10th day of their senior year.

BOT Award is given to seniors who have earned a grade of 90 or higher in each class.

in order to qualify for the award, students should not have a grade below an 80.

Based on 1st three quarters of grades

Attendance Requirements

Senior Academic Letter Award

Carolyn Pastor, School Counselor (A-Da) - cpastor@dorchester2.k12.sc.us 

Callie Purvis, School Counselor (De-G) - cpurvis@dorchester2.k12.sc.us

Shannon Scott, School Counselor (H-Ma) - sscott@dorchester2.k12.sc.us

Tiffany Ravenel, School Counselor (Mc-Sh) - travenel@dorchester2.k12.sc.us

Chelsea Sewell, School Counselor (Si-Z) - chesewell@dorchester2.k12.sc.us

Pat Bradley, Career Development Facilitator - pbradley@dorchester2.k12.sc.us

Important RemindersAll seniors must order a cap and gown.  If your cap and gown have not been ordered, you must go

online to www.lowcountrygrad.com.  Click on "Graduation Orders."  Type in Ashley Ridge High

School. Cap and gown order is at the very bottom.  Cost is $66 right now, but it will increase.TAKE

CARE OF THIS IMMEDIATELY.  

Denial of Credit Letters will be mailed home on Friday, May 8th.  Students who have more than 5

absences in a semester or AB course will be denied credit.  Letters of appeal will be due to Mrs.

Radcliffe on Friday, May 15, 2020.  Letters will not be accepted late.

Senior Awards Night is on Wednesday, May 6, 2020, at 6:30 in the ARHS auditorium.  Invitations will

be mailed by Friday, May 1.  Information must be received by April 24th to be announced at Senior

Awards Night and by May 8th to be included in the graduation program.

Extended School Year is available from Monday, May 18-Tuesday, May 26 to seniors who have failed

a course that they need for graduation.  The cost Is $100.  Seniors will have an opportunity to

recover units in all four quarters.  There is limited time to recover units, therefore, this is not a

suggested method of earning credits toward graduation.

Senior Picnic and College/Military/Occupational Signing Day is scheduled for Friday, May 1.  Seniors

that could like to participate must notify their counselor by April 1.

Friday, April 24-Sunday, April 26 - Senior Trip - Seniors will leave for Florida.

Jostens will be in the media center on Wednesday, April 8th to give out graduation supplies.  Cap

and gowns will NOT be given out at this time.  They will be distributed at graduation practice.

Supplies distributed will include invitations, name cards, thank you note cards, etc.  Outstanding

balances to Jostens must be cleared prior to delivery.

Prom - The prom is scheduled for Saturday, March 28th at the Embassy Suites (Performing Arts

Center) in North Charleston.  This is a school-sponsored event, and all students are expected to

follow all school rules.

Wednesday, March 25, 2020 - Senior Graduation Parent Meeting at 8 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. in the

auditorium.  Important information will be shared concerning the end of the year activities.  The

PowerPoint will be posted on the senior web page.

Senior Exams begin on May 18 and end on May 21, 2020.  Seniors may exempt a final exam if they

have an overall 80 average and no unexcused absences.  The official last full day of school for

seniors is Friday, May 15.

All scholarships, military commitments, and awards offered should be reported to Mrs. Sewell, Mrs.

Ravenel, Ms. Purvis, Mrs. Pastor, and/or Ms. Scott by Friday, April 24th so they can be listed in the

graduation program.  Also, let your counselor know all colleges you have been accepted to and any

scholarship offers you have received.  We list all awards in the graduation program.

Obligations must be paid in full prior to graduation. Payment plans are available, please see Mrs.

Radcliffe.  All obligations can be paid in the front office to Mrs. Listak. Students will receive a

receipt when they pay an obligation.  All obligations must be paid by Tuesday, May 26. All seniors

who have debts or obligations to the school or to teachers must clear them up before they are

allowed to participate in graduation, receive their caps and gowns, or receive their diploma.

Payment plans are available!

Submit all official test scores to your college via College Board (AP and SAT) and ACT. Test scores

that come from AR are not official.

Colleges will need a copy of your immunization records.  Copies can be made from your file in

guidance.

Important Reminders (continued)Senior Report Cards will be distributed from 8-8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 27, 2020, in the

cafeteria.  Students must present their final report card in order to pick up their cap and gown.

Students will fill out an Post-Secondary Plans Form before picking up their report card. Each

student will fill out the form to let us know where you will be next year (college, military, work,

etc.). Seniors must request final transcripts through Parchment.

The Senior Academic Letter Breakfast will be held on Thursday, May 28, 2020, in the ARHS

cafeteria at 9 a.m. Seniors will receive a hand-delivered invitation for this event.

Early College Students receiving a degree Trident Tech will participate in Trident's graduation on

May 1st at 7 p.m. at the North Charleston Coliseum.

Graduation Practice will be held on Wednesday, May 27, 2020, in the auditorium at ARHS

promptly at 8 a.m. It is mandatory that all seniors participating in the graduation ceremony

attend the practice.  No Practice = No Ceremony!! Please be on time! Valedictorian, Salutatorian,

distinguished honor graduates, and honor graduates will be announced during graduation

practice. Students receiving the Diploma of Distinction will also be recognized at graduation

practice. Students will be assigned specific rows. We will walk through the entire procession!

Distribution of caps/gowns and cords to seniors will be done following graduation practice in the

mini-gym.  Only students meeting graduation requirements will be allowed to receive their caps

and gowns.  Final report card must be shown to receive cap and gown, and student must not

have any obligations. Jostens will be available in the mini-gym for last minute issues. Honor

Society cords and stoles will be given out by the honor society advisor prior to graduation

practice or at graduation practice.

Baccalaureate Service will be held on Thursday, May 28, 2020, at 7 p.m. at Old Fort Baptist

Church.  The Summerville Ministerial Association who is sponsoring this program, invites all

seniors and their parents to attend.  Dress for seniors will be caps and gowns with appropriate

dress underneath.  Seniors who plan to attend should meet outside the church at 6:30 p.m. in

order to line up. The program will last approximately one hour.

Final Rank and GPA's will not be released until after Thursday, June 15, 2020.  Final transcripts

requested through Parchment will be sent at this time.

After Graduation, don't forget to request delivery of your FINAL TRANSCRIPT from Parchment.

If there are any disciplinary issues involving a senior, it could impact whether they are allowed to

participate in the graduation ceremony.  The easiest way to resolve this issue - DO NOT GET INTO

TROUBLE!

STAY CONNECTED

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@ARHSguidance, and @ARfoxes

STATE EOC EXAMS

State EOC's are given in US History, Algebra 1, Biology,and English 1/English 2.  Testing dates:

May 14-15 - US HistoryMay 18-19 - English 1/English 2 WritingMay 20-21 - English 1/English 2 Reading

May 22-26 - BiologyMay 27-28 - Algebra 1

Not many seniors will have state EOC's.

Senior IGP Meetings - Now-Mid-October

Graduation Reminders

What's NEXT?

- It's about more than "do I have the right 24"

Career Plans, Expectations, Goals, READINESS

- Career Shadowing

- How do I become THAT?

At least one parent should attend with their senior

- Generally last 20-25 minutes

- Arrive on time, early if possible

What to bring?

- Admission requirements and deadlines for all 4- or 2-year colleges applying

- Recruiter contact if enlisted/enlisting in the armed forces

- Resume if planning to join the workforce

Graduation will be held Saturday, May 30, 2020, at 7 p.m. in the North Charleston Coliseum.

Students not wishing to participate in the ceremony need to tell Mrs. Radcliffe ASAP. Diplomas can

be picked up on Monday, June 1, 2020, in the school office if you choose not to participate in the

graduation ceremony.  Students that are not eligible to graduate or participate may pick up their

caps and gowns on Monday, June 1, 2020 in Mrs. Radcliffe's office.

The dress for graduation will be a dress shirt, tie/bow tie, dress slacks, and dress shoes and socks for

males. A dress, skirt and blouse, or dress pants and dress shoes are appropriate for females. Jeans,

head gear, flip-flops, beach shoes, tennis shoes, exposed midriffs, halter tops, and tee-shirts are not

acceptable. Caps are worn forward with the mortarboard parallel to the floor. Tassels are worn on the

left until Mrs. Radcliffe confirms the graduating class. If there is a problem with dress, a senior

sponsor or principal should be notified prior to graduation. I will have plenty of extra ties if a male

does not have one.

Students may invite an unlimited amount of guests, but parking is limited. Each student will receive

two parking passes for the coliseum. There is limited handicapped seating. If you have a handicapped

family member, please arrive early.

Graduates should be robed and ready to line up in the corridor of the coliseum no later than 6:00

p.m. The ceremony will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. and last approximately one hour and forty-five

minutes. Cooperation is needed so our graduation can be a dignified and significant event.

The same behavior standards are true for graduates and members of the audience. Everyone has the

right to hear his or her name and not loud, boisterous cheering. No horns, shakers, bells, vuvuzelas, or

noisemakers of any type will be allowed.

Students should pause as they receive their diploma cover to give the photographer time to take a

picture. Also, students who are concerned about the pronunciation of their names need to speak to

Mrs. Radcliffe prior to graduation. On-Stage-Pictures will be taken by Lifetouch as you receive your

diploma cover, Lifetouch will post the pictures on their website for purchase.

As students cross the stage at graduation, they will receive an empty diploma cover. As the students

recess out of their row,they will receive a white envelope that contains their diploma.

ACT and SAT Dates and Deadlines

ACT and SAT WorkshopsDuring the 2019-2020 school year, several ACT and SAT workshops will be offered.  Please go to

guidance to sign up.  The dates and deadlines are below. The cost is $55.00; make checks

payable to ARHS. The hours for the workshops are 9:00 AM - 3:55 PM, and they will be held in

the Ashley Ridge Media Center.

October 30, 2019 - SAT Workshop

December 3, 2019 - ACT/SAT Workshop

February 5, 2020 - ACT Workshop

March 11, 2020 - SAT Workshop

COLLEGE APPLICATION DAYTuesday, October 15, 2019

Media Center Lab BComplete and submit applications with assistance from

school counselors and college admission repsRequest delivery of transcript on Parchment so you know

everything is DONE*2 Year College Application Day is March 6, 2020

MILITARY COMMITMENTSRecruiters maintain visit schedule during lunches

College scholarships attached with enlistments sincetraining/college is paid by military

We want to recognize all students making acommitment to join the US Armed Forces.

Requesting Transcriptswww.parchment.com

Delivery of all transcripts must be requested at parchment.com

Transcripts will be sent electronically (even if you apply using paper application, an account must be

created to have transcript sent electronically)

FREE to all colleges in SC, minimal fee for some out-of-state schools if they choose to charge (over

1,700 colleges/universities in the network)

Request Delivery then Track Receipt of your transcript

Graduation CordsThere are three types of cords:

Military Cord - Students who have signed a letter of commitment to join one of the armed forces.

Ready to Work Cords - Students who have earned a Ready to Work certificate - Platinum, Gold,

Silver, or Bronze.

Academic Schools of Study Cords - Students who have completed a career major in one of the 4

schools of study.

All graduation cords will be given out at graduation practice.  Honor Society cords and stoles will be

given out by the honor society advisor prior to graduation practice or at graduation practice.

Request Initial Transcript for ALL colleges applying

Request Mid-Year Transcript at the semester (to schools requesting)

Request Final Transcript to the college you will attend

Show written verification of participation in at least one school sponsored organization (club) in

10th-12th grade or complete 50 hours of approved community service during high school

Earn at least three credits in the same foreign language

Earn three or more credits at the AP, Dual Credit, or IB level.  Two of these three must be earned

in three of the four core areas.

Earn four or more credits in: English, Math, Science, Social Studies

SAT (CR+M) 1,100 OR ACT (composite) 24 or higher

Overall GPA of 4.0 or higher

28 credits

DD2 Diploma of DistinctionMust meet ALL seven criteria by the end of the senior year:

Class of 2020 Dear Parents:

Looking for a creative way to tell your student, “I love you, and I’m proud of you”? 

Place a senior recognition ad in the yearbook!                                                                    

In the future, seeing your message will bring a smile as they remember your love and support during these

important years.  Moreover, it is easy to create a recognition ad.  Just choose the size and design!

We can even keep the ad a secret until the yearbook is distributed (but only if your son or daughter is not on the

yearbook staff).

Reserve a space for your ad to say how proud you are.  Like the yearbook, your message will be a permanent

memory.

Submission Guidelines:

All ads require a $25.00 deposit (nonrefundable) paid by September 20, 2019

All ads must be paid in full by February 28, 2020.

To reserve your ad space, send in the $25.00 deposit and the yearbook staff will guarantee that space for your

senior. There are a limited number of spaces, so reserve a space as soon as possible!

Find the form on the Ashley Ridge High School yearbook page. Ad formats for each available size are also available

on the website.

1/8 page ad: $50

1/4 page ad: $90

1/2 page ad: $160

Full-page ad: $295

Each ad template contains a number of photos; supply   enough pictures to fill the photo blocks in the ad you

chose. If you provide extra pictures or pictures that do not fit, the staff will use its discretion when designing

the ad.

Using a pencil, write softly on the back of the picture the photo-block number in which you want the picture

to appear.  If you do not number the photos, the staff will use its discretion in designing the ad.

We will enlarge or reduce your photos as necessary. We will also “crop” (focus on key parts of) the picture to its

best advantage.

Care will be taken to return all photos; however, copies of prints should be submitted for irreplaceable photos.

We do not take responsibility for lost or damaged photos.

Please do not submit “proofs” from the photographer. We will not be able to use them.

Photos may be submitted digitally on a CD/flash drive/or email. If submitting digitally, please number the files

to correspond to the layout that you select. However, you MUST mail in a completed order form and payment.

Submit your message typed (in a plain font) or legibly printed on this form. We do not edit the text but will

retype as you submit.

Purchase a Senior Recognition Ad in the Yearbook!

PERFECT ATTENDANCE

COLLEGE DECISION LETTERS

If your son or daughter has hadperfect attendance for 12 years,let Mrs. Radcliffe know ASAP sothey can be recognized during

the graduation ceremony.

Bring copies of admissiondecision letters from ALL

colleges you applied: accepted,denied, wait-listed, offered

bridge program.

SENIORSIGNING DAY

SCHOLARSHIPS& AWARDS

On Friday, May 1, we willrecognize all seniors who havemade a commitment to attend

a 2 year college, attend a 4 yearcollege, enter the military, or

enter the workforce.

Bring copies of ALL scholarshipletters and awards offered:anything with a $ on it, even

ones you will not accept,financial award letters from

colleges, scholarships, awards,and recognitions.

Senior PicturesYOU will need to have your senior picture taken at Lifetouch/Prestige Portraits. You

should get an appointment in the mail over the summer.

WARNING: IF IT IS NOT TAKEN AT LIFETOUCH, IT WILL NOT BE IN THE YEARBOOK!

There is a nominal sitting fee ($25) plus the cost of pictures. Lifetouch offers several

package options.

You must wear the required clothing provided by Lifetouch to have your photo appear

in the yearbook.

You are not required to purchase photos from Lifetouch, but you must have the

yearbook photo taken at Lifetouch/Prestige Portraits or it will not be in the yearbook.  

Pictures from other companies are not accepted for yearbook purposes.

Prestige/Lifetouch is located in Summerville (613 Old Trolley Road Units C & D,

Summerville, SC 29485)  Please contact them at

www.prestigeportraits.com/summerville or (843) 851-8700 to set up the most

convenient time for you.

Deadline: October 4, 2019. Please make your appointment as soon as possible!

Students Pave the WayARHS students may paint and personalize their already purchased parking spots for the

2019-2020 school year. Students participating will be required to follow strict guidelines in

order to decorate their space. There will also be a contest for the best overall parking spot.

The person with the winning spot will be allowed to paint Mrs. Radcliffe's spot. The cost is

$10 and all proceeds go toward the PTSA scholarship fund for the class or 2020.

Report Card/Interim DatesReport Card Dates Interim Dates

October 30, 2019

January 28, 2019

April 1, 2020

June 3, 2020

September 16-20

December 2-6, 2019

February 18-21, 2020

April 27-May 1, 2020

Senior Club EventsFollow us on Instagram! ArhsSeniorClub2020

Membership includes the activities bolded below at no cost, discounted prom ticket,

and discounted Senior t-shirt. Event tickets must be picked up from Ms. Emery by

deadline. Tickets are non-transferrable. Lost tickets cannot be replaced. Dates/Times

subject to change.

Senior Club membership dues: $50

Questions: Contact Ms. Emery at kemery@dorchester2.k12.sc.us or room C218.

2020 ARHS Senior Trip - Orlando, FLApril 24-26, 2020Includes: 

Hotel Accommodations

Grad Bash at Universal Studios & Islands of Adventure

Disney’s Magic Kingdom

Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon

Bus Transportation

Breakfast 3 days

Dinner 1 day

                          

Payment Schedule: Total cost is $650 based on 4 students/room, includes hotel and event tickets;

triple/double/single rooms available upon request with understanding of an increase in cost per

person

September 13th = $200 transportation deposit, nonrefundable

October 11th = $150, refundable if replacement found

November 15th = $150, refundable if replacement found

January 10th = $150, refundable if replacement found

 

Paperwork:  Student/Parent Contract – Due September 13th with initial deposit

Medical Form and Field Trip Permission form – Issued in early March. Due March 27th.

           

Students: 1) Must be in a Senior homeroom at time of deposit; 2) Must be in good standing with

teachers/admin; 3) Must maintain good discipline status throughout the year - change in status

does not allow for refund. 4) Should not be a spring athlete; 5) May not be on homebound status; 6)

Must have medical clearance if under a doctor’s care – change in health status does not allow for

refund.

Questions: Contact Ms. Emery at kemery@dorchester2.k12.sc.us.

 

Itinerary:Thursday, April 23

 11:45pm – Be at ARHS!!!

 

Friday, April 24

8:30am – Breakfast @Golden Corral (included)

9:30am – Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon

3:00pm – Depart for hotel

5:30pm – CiCi’s Pizza

6:15pm – Depart for Grad Bash at Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure!

Park closing – Depart for hotel

                                                   

Saturday, April 25

 2:00am – Depart for hotel

7-8am – Continental breakfast at hotel (included)

10:00am – Depart for Disney’s Magic Kingdom

Park Closing – Depart for hotel

           

Sunday, April 26

9:00 – 10:00am – Continental breakfast at hotel (included)

10am – Leave hotel for ARHS (lunch on your own)

6 pm - Approximate arrival to ARHS

Scholarships - Places to CheckState and Local Scholarships:

• SC State Fair Scholarships

• Coastal Community Foundation

• Summerville Mayor’s Committee

• Albert Glover Funeral Home

• Sororities, Churches, Civic Organizations

ARHS Scholarships:

• PTSA Scholarships

• AR Athletic Booster Club Scholarship

Colleges:

• CSU Student Success

• CofC Presidential Scholarship

• Spartanburg Methodist Scholar

AP Exam Schedule 2020

Career or Intended Major:

• SC Teaching Fellows

• Call Me Mister Program

Parent/Student Employment:

• Nucor Steele Corporation

• Chick-fil-A

• Wal-Mart

Military Commitment:

• Army College Fund

• Navy College Fund

• US Service Academy Appointment

• ROTC Scholarships

Online search engines area great place to start -

FastWeb.com, Scholarships.com, Cappex.com,

SchoolSoup.com, and MANY, MANY more

Institutional scholarship and awards

Scholarship resources on the School Counseling page of the

ARHS website under the Scholarship tab

Click on School Information --> School Counseling -->

Scholarships Click the link for the latest Swamp Fox

Scholarships posted

Scholarships - Where ARe They?

Monday, May 4 - AP Government at 8 a.m.Monday, May 4 - AP Physics C at 12 p.m.Tuesday, May 5 - AP Calculus AB at 8 a.m.Tuesday, May 5 - AP Calculus BC at 8 a.m.Tuesday, May 5 - AP Human Geography at 12 p.m.Wednesday, May 6 - AP Literature at 8 a.m.Wednesday, May 6 - AP European History at 12 p.m.Thursday, May 7 - AP Chemistry at 8 a.m.Thursday, May 7 - AP Physics at 12 p.m.Friday, May 8 - AP US History at 8 a.m.Friday, May 8 - AP Art Portfolios dueMonday, May 11 - AP Biology at 8 a.m.

Monday, May 11 - AP Environmental Science at12 p.m.Tuesday, May 12 - AP Seminar at 8 a.m.Tuesday, May 12 - AP Spanish at 8 a.m.Tuesday, May 12 - AP Psychology at 12 p.m.Wednesday, May 13 - AP Language at 8 a.m.Wednesday, May 13 - AP Economics at 12 p.m.Wednesday, May 13 - AP Music Theory at 12 p.m.Thursday, May 14 - AP World History at 8 a.m.Friday, May 15 -AP Statistics at 12 p.m.