Advanced Placement Program

The CHS AP program strives to produce students that are Motivated, Problem Solvers, Self-Directed, as well as Critical Thinkers poised and prepared for college and beyond.

The 2021-2022 AP Bulletin for Parents and Students can be found here.

Did you know that you can now link Khan Academy to each student’s College Board account? Click here for directions on how to do this: Linking Khan Academy and College Board Accounts

If you have any questions, please contact the AP Coordinator Kate Landrum at Kate.Landrum@hallco.org.

20-21 AP Program Results

58 Students Recognized By College Board

29 AP Scholars

9 AP Scholars With Distinction

10 AP Scholars With Honor

4 AP Capstone Diploma Candidates

6 AP Seminar & Research Certificate Candidates

AP Honor School

AP Diversity Award

Would you like to earn college credit while still in high school? Would you like to skip introductory college classes and build skills necessary to be successful in college? Would you like to stand out during the college admissions process?

The Advanced Placement Program (AP) is recognized as a highly desirable academic credential around the world. Universities worldwide recognize AP in the admission process. Universities throughout the world may also recognize AP Exam scores for advanced placement, and the opportunity to skip introductory-level courses or award credit or points toward an undergraduate degree.

For more information about the AP program or AP courses please visit The College Board website. Information used on the website can found at College Board – https://apstudent.collegeboard.org/exploreap/the-rewards

AP Scholars (40 Students) – Students earning an AP Scholar Award have scored 3 or higher (out of 5) on three or more exams through the most recent exam administration.

Brett Alewine, Merrie Barnett, Tyler Bennett, Rebecca Braun, Amber Brock, Grace Brown, Cody Cagle Michael Cash, Gabriela Castillo, Hanna Daniel, Brooke Gilbert, Fiona Hare, Sarah Henderson, Daniel Holland, Bailey Hooper, Tyler Hooper, Jacob Karrigan, Barron King, Haley King, Koey Leverette, Ivan Martin, Madisen Mayfield, Natalie McNitt, Elizabeth Mendoza, Brooke Moody, Maddie Myers, Sarah Nelson, Nader Osman, Rushir Parikh, Emily Parker, Kaitlin Perkins, Matthew Pruitt, Danielle Richey, Michael Rizza, John-Michael Smith, Alexa Starr, Erin Thomas, Trevor Trimboli, Charlie Turner, Christofer Zepeda

AP Scholars with Honor ( 9 Students) – Students earning an AP Scholar with Honor Award have an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken and scored 3 or higher (out of 5) on four or more exams through the most recent exam administration.

Melissa Akins, Mackenzie Boerger, Alex Correa, Yasser Garcia, Luke Grater, Robert Morgan, Jennifer Mulijawan, Amanda Norris, Nada Osman

AP Scholar with Distinction ( 8 Students) – Students earning an AP Scholar with Distinction Award have an average score of at least 3.5 and scored 3 or higher (out of 5) on five or more exams through the most recent exam administration.

Logan Brock, Abigail Cliche, Andrew Hathcock, Kevin Reed, Kayla Krauth, David Lawson, Austin Passmore, Parker Ramey

National AP Scholars ( 2 students) – Students earning the National AP Scholar Award have an average score of at least 4.0 and scored 4 or higher (out of 5) on eight or more exams through the most recent exam administration.

Andrew Hathcock and David Lawson

Advanced Placement Program

AP Honor School

AP Diversity Award

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