Calcasieu Parish School System

 Advanced Placement Program


College Board Advance Placement

Student AP Resources

About the CPSS AP Grant

Benefits of AP Courses

Is AP Right For You?

Learning Academy

AP Courses Online

About Online Learning

Is Online Learning Right For You?

Characteristics of a Successful Online Learner

Application for Online AP Courses

AP/Pre-AP Teacher Resources

School Site Facilitator Responsibilities


Contact Information:

June Burke, Advanced Placement Grant Coordinator
Phone: 337-217-4300, Ext. 3731
Fax: 337-217-4306
E-mail: june.burke@cpsb.org

Eva Savoy, Administrative Coordinator of Gifted/AP
Phone:337-217-4300, Ext. 3730
Fax: 337-217-4306
E-mail: eva.savoy@cpsb.org


Calcasieu Parish Schools
3301 Old Spanish Trail
Westlake, LA 70669


 


What is the Advanced Placement Program?

The Advanced Placement Program is a voluntary program that offers students an opportunity to take one or more college level course while still in high school. 

Who can take Advanced Placement courses?

Advanced Placement (AP) courses are for any and all students who are inquisitive and motivated.  As a student you need a strong interest in the subject you want to take and a willingness to work.

What are the benefits of taking Advanced Placement Courses?

Advanced Placement courses help the student become better prepared for their  future.

Former  Calcasieu Parish School System Student:
"I cannot even begin to explain how much I benefited from taking AP courses in high school.  I took AP American History, Calculus, and Biology.  I had to learn how to study effectively and also get used to having more of a work load.  Since I went into Pre-Veterinary medicine in college, AP Biology was of the most benefit for me.  My first Biology class in college was EXACTLY what we covered in AP; there were no surprises!  I definitely had to put those study skills to use, but I was glad that I had already learned the most effective study methods for me by taking AP classes.  I would advise any student with a college future to seriously consider AP classes; they make your first year of college a little easier to handle!"

Contact your school counselor to find out about AP courses offered at your school.


The Advanced Placement Program -AP- is a voluntary program that offers students an opportunity to take one or more college level course while still in high school.

For inquisitive students, AP touches on a universe of knowledge that might otherwise be unexplored in high school.

AP is one of the fastest-growing educational programs in the country. More than 10 million students have already participated.


Calcasieu Parish offers selected Advanced Placement courses online.  This allows all Calcasieu Parish students to have access to Advanced Placement courses.