Advanced Placement (AP)
Terrell ISD is proud to offer a number of Advanced Placement (AP) courses that provide students with the opportunity to pursue college-level studies while still in high school. Students who enroll in AP classes are expected to take the AP exams at the completion of the school year. AP exams are scored on a five-point scale. A three is typically considered passing; however, colleges make their own decision about what scores it will grant credit or placement for.
Great news! Terrell ISD pays for AP exams.
The College Board offers a great search tool that allows you to search required scores by college and course. Click here to access this search tool.
The Road to AP: Middle School Honors Classes
Beginning in middle school, students have the opportunity to enroll in honors courses that prepare them for Advanced Placement level classes.
Middle School honors classes include:
Honors Math
Honors English
Honors Social Studies
Honors Science
Students are encouraged to speak to their middle school guidance counselors in the early Spring (February) to learn more and enroll in honors courses.
The Road to AP: High School Honors Classes
High School Students also have the opportunity to enroll in honors courses to help prepare for Advanced Placement level classes.
High School honors classes include:
Honors Math
Honors English
Honors Social Studies
Honors Science
Students are encouraged to speak to their middle school guidance counselors in the early Spring (February) to learn more and enroll in honors courses.
High School Advanced Placement Courses
Terrell High School offers the following Advanced Placement courses.
AP Human Geography
AP Spanish
AP World History
AP Computer Science
AP Art
AP Calculus
AP Computer Science Principles