Advanced Placement
Promoting academic excellence by developing college-level course curricula and assessments for high school students.
Advanced Placement offers comprehensive examinations in more than 30 subject areas that correspond to AP course descriptions. In addition to the attraction of the rigor and challenge of the curricula, the courses have also become popular because students often earn college credit for success in the examinations.
In addition, students are able to take exams in other areas even if Hopkins High School does not offer the corresponding AP course.
For more general information about the Advanced Placement Program, please contact John Sammler or Rick Rexroth at John.Sammler@HopkinsSchools.org or Rick.Rexroth@HopkinsSchools.org.
AP Courses
- AP Ceramics Portfolio
- AP Drawing and Painting
- AP Jewelry and Metal-Smithing
- AP English Language and Composition
- AP English Literature and Composition
- AP Calculus AB
- AP Calculus BC
- AP Statistics
- AP Biology
- AP Environmental Science
- AP Physics I
- AP Physics II
- AP U.S. History
- AP European History
- AP World History
- AP African American History
- AP US Government & Politics
- AP Comparative Government and Politics
- AP Macroeconomics
- AP Computer Science
- AP Psychology
- AP Spanish Literature and Culture
- AP Photography
AP Drop Policy
Students will not be allowed to drop the following AP courses from their course requests after the June 1 audit deadline, or from their class schedule in the fall.
- AP Statistics
- AP Calculus AB
- AP Macroeconomics
- AP Calculus BC
- AP Government & Politics: US
- AP Chemistry
- AP Government & Politics: Comparative
Students should carefully consider their academic choices when choosing to register for an AP course. After registration has closed, a student may drop only with permission from the AP Coordinator – the course name and an NC will appear on the student's transcript.
Questions? Please call a counselor at 952-988-4521.