Collins Hill High School is proud to announce it was recognized by the by the Georgia Department of Education in FIVE categories for our Advanced Placement program in 2016:
AP Access and Support, AP Merit, AP STEM, AP STEM Achievement and AP Humanities!
Way to Soar, Eagles!
Collins Hill High School students have the opportunity to prepare themselves for college and possibly earn college credit through completing advanced studies courses and taking the AP exams. The following advanced studies courses are offered at CHHS.
English Courses | Fine Arts | Foreign Languages |
AP Language & Composition AP Literature & Composition | AP Studio Art: 2-D AP Studio Art: 3 -D AP Studio Art: Drawing | AP French AP German AP Spanish
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Math (or CTE) Courses | Science Courses | Social Studies Courses |
AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Statistics AP Computer Science Principles (MA, SCI or CTE) AP Computer Science A (MA, SCI or CTE)
| AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Environmental Science AP Physics 2 AP Physics Cl | AP Human Geography AP Macroeconomics AP Psychology AP US Government AP US History AP World History |
AP CLASSES MAY NOT BE DROPPED!
Advanced Placement classes have content that is both rigorous and challenging. These courses are taught at the college level and must meet certain criteria as outlined on the College Board’s Advanced Placement website (www.collegeboard.com/apcentral). Based on their performance on the rigorous exams in each course administered in May and based on the policies of each college, it is possible for students to obtain college placement exemptions or college credit. Course descriptions and course requirements are outlined on the College Board website. If you are looking for additional information about the benefits of taking AP Courses and Exams, the College Board has a lot of material available for review, including this pamphlet.
Some of CHHS's AP courses have summer assignments for students to complete. Please see the side bar for downloadable summer assignments.
Advanced Placement offerings are contingent upon sufficient enrollment of interested, self-disciplined, and self-motivated students who are willing to commit to considerable out-of-class preparation. Certain AP courses require prerequisite courses. Students taking AP classes will be required to sign an AP contract.
AP CLASSES MAY NOT BE DROPPED!