Advanced Placement (AP) Program - College and Career Counselors

Note: 2/9/2021: The AP testing schedule has been updated. We will be in touch with parents, students, and the Kaiser community with more information in the weeks ahead.

2021 AP To Do List:

AP students in Kaiser-based classes, Acellus, E-School and Self-Study, be sure you...

1) Join the AP 2021 Google Classroom (join code: ltgkrdu) --first letter of the code is a lower case L

2) Create your AP Student account on CollegeBoard (instructions are in the Google Classroom)

3) Join your AP class on CollegeBoard with your AP Course join code from KHS teacher or in Google Classroom.

4) Submit your 2021 AP payment Google Form located in the AP 2021 Google Classroom.

5) Pay for your exam in-person in H101 or by mail (Attn: CCRC, Kaiser High School, 511 Lunalilo Home Road, Honolulu, HI 96825-1799). Checks payable to Kaiser High School.

Deadline for Form submission and Fee payment is October 2, 2020, 3:00pm.

If you need assistance, please let me know, Ms. Nii, nii@k12.hi.us

Kaiser High School AP Programs and Teachers 2020-2021

Kaiser High School AP Programs and Teachers 2020-2021

AP Biology - Janelle Torres

AP Calculus - Reinhardt Lai Hipp Jr

AP Computer Science - Garrett Hatakenaka

AP 2-D Art and Design - Brent Zakahi

AP English Language, Literature & Composition - Sarah Shiroma

AP Environmental Science - Riker Kasamoto

AP Psychology - David Higa

AP US History - David Tanabe

For other AP courses, please contact Ms. Nii or Mr. Teraoka.

Advanced Placement Policies, Expectations, and Guidelines

All students enrolled in an AP course are required to take the CollegeBoard Exam and/or the final evaluation (e.g. AP Drawing portfolio submission). Exams are administered at Kaiser High near the end of the school year.
Fees for 2021 AP Exams are collected in October 2020. Fee reductions for students who qualify may be available, but are not guaranteed. Regular Fee for 2021 is $95, reduced fee is $12.
Failure to take the exam will result in the student being graded on a regular 4-point (not the 5-point weighted) scale, AND the class being listed as a regular (non-AP) course on the student’s official transcript.

AP Students and Families Resources

CollegeBoard Homepage

Learn about the AP Program by CollegeBoard