AP Exams begin Monday, May 6th and proceed through Friday, May 17th at Centennial High School. ALL Advanced Placement students MUST check their email for information such as Exam Prep Information Sheet,  Calculator Guidelines , Do's and Don'ts, and  Individual Exam Day schedule with updated exam room information.

All communication about exam day procedures are emailed through Total Registration's communication system. If you or your student are not receiving AP emails, please double check the email that was input into your student's Total Registration account by having them log in at https://user.totalregistration.net/student/login.php. Also have your student double check their school PUSD 11 Postmaster email with a Mimecast Portal link in case any emails are being blocked. 

Please reach out as soon as possible to the CeHS AP Coordinator, Mrs. Wood, at amwood@pusd11.net if you have any questions.

Link to College Board's AP Exam Schedule: https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/exam-administration-ordering-scores/exam-dates 

All of our CeHS students must join College Board’s MyAP Classroom AND complete Total Registration (AP registration confirmation and payment center utilized by CeHS) for an exam to be ordered.

All communication to our CeHS students about exam day procedures are emailed through Total Registration's communication system. Follow the registration instructions posted or reach out to your AP teacher for more information.  *Please be mindful of deadlines for required documentation if requesting accommodations through College Board’s Services for Students with Disabilities center. Further information is available on the CeHS AP Exam Registration Information Sheet.

Be sure to check back for more information closer to exam time for helpful reminders such as: Exam Prep Information Sheet, reminder about how to access Individual Exam Day schedule, and updated exam room information. 

Fall Registration Window: October 2nd – October 20th, 2023

Spring Registration Window: TBA

The Best Preparation for College

Advanced Placement courses are the most rigorous, college-level honors courses available to high school students.  Centennial proudly offers 19 AP classes for the 2022-23 school year. AP courses and exams require college-level critical thinking, scholarly writing, self discipline and perseverance, and time management. AP students develop the skills to earn strong ACT and SAT scores, persevere in college, and earn degrees!

Any student performing at grade level, who desires a greater challenge, should consider Advanced Placement courses.

Students who complete AP classes during either semester can optionally take a corresponding AP Exam in May.  Nearly all colleges and universities in the United States grant credit to students who earn qualifying scores on AP exams.  

Students who pass AP exams not only save money and time; they challenge themselves to meet an internationally respected level of rigor. Solid AP test scores are among the strongest evidence selective universities and scholarship committees consider when identifying students with college-level critical thinking, scholarly writing, and time management skills. 

Use the College Board's site to discover the required AP Exam score for whichever college or university you plan to attend:

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Click here for a list of all Advanced Placement courses.  Centennial offers many of these additional courses, depending upon student interest during course registration.

AP Capstone is a College Board diploma program based on two yearlong AP courses: AP Seminar and AP Research.  Rather than teaching subject-specific content, these courses develop students’ skills in research, analysis, evidence-based arguments, collaboration, writing, and presenting. Students who complete the two-year program can earn one of two different AP Capstone awards, valued by colleges across the United States and around the world: 

Mrs. Amanda Wood
Centennial AP Coordinator
623-412-4414
Email