Advanced Placement
The Advanced Placement curriculum (AP) constitutes individual AP subjects taught with the rigor of a university level course that offers students the opportunity to earn college credit while in high school. The curriculum of an AP course is challenging and goes into greater depth with the academic material than regular courses. AP courses require students to use analytical thinking, reading, writing, and problem solving skills. AP courses are taught using college level materials and teaching strategies.
LHS has a long and respected history of offering challenging AP courses in every subject area, so students may optimize their preparation for success at any university in the world.
| AP CAPSTONE | SOCIAL STUDIES |
| AP Seminar | AP Micro/Macro Economics |
| AP Research | AP European History |
| ENGLISH | AP Human Geography |
| AP English Language & Composition | AP Government and Politics: United States |
| AP English Literature & Composition | AP Psychology |
| MATHEMATICS | AP United States History |
| AP Calculus AB | |
| AP Calculus BC | VISUAL ARTS |
| AP Statistics | AP 2D Studio Art |
| COMPUTER SCIENCE | WORLD LANGUAGES |
| AP Computer Science A | AP Spanish Language and Culture |
| AP Computer Science Principles | AP Spanish Literature and Culture |
SCIENCE | MUSIC |
| AP Biology | AP Music Theory |
| AP Chemistry | |
| AP Environmental Science | |
| AP Physics 1 | |
| AP Physics 2 |
For more information, visit: http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/
LHS and College Board Recognitions AP Awards descriptions.pdf
AP Diploma Application (Seniors only)