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Advanced Placement (A.P.)
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Advanced Placement is a program run by the College Board (the makers of the SAT) that allows students to take special high school courses that can earn them college credit and/or qualify you for more advanced classes when they begin college. ​
Our courses are designed to give students the experience of an intro-level college class while still in high school. It is common for students to take multiple AP classes over the course of their high school careers. ​
Our Advanced Placement course are led by qualified teachers specialized in the subject area. Maximum size class is six students to ensure more personalized learning and student interaction.
Advanced Placement (A.P.) Course Details
Sciences
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AP Biology
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AP Chemistry
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AP Environmental Science
Math and Computer Science
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AP Calculus
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AP Statistics
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AP Computer Science A
Language Arts/ Reading
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AP English Language and Composition
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AP English Literature and Composition
Social Studies
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AP US History
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AP Macroeconomics
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AP Microeconomics
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AP Psychology
Graduation Requirements.
The criteria for international students align with those for US students. However, international students are exempted from taking foreign language courses. Subject to approval from Kairos1, the coursework completed by students in their home schools will count towards the mandatory 24 credits required to obtain an American high school diploma. The majority of our courses are valued as one credit, consistent with the standard in accredited American schools, and most span an academic year.
For specific information on which coursework will be credited, we encourage you to contact our Enrollment Counselor. They will provide guidance on the most suitable courses for your child or for you.
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4 English
4 Math
4 Social Studies
3 Science
2 World Language
1 Health/PE
1 Fine Arts
5 Electives