Hastings Advanced Academics

August 2020

Welcome Back!

Although the start of this school has been like none before, I hope you are finding your groove. I know you are facing challenges this year with learning virtually and I have faith that you will not only survive but will thrive. Know that I am available for any support you may need and I will assist in any way I can. If I don't know the answer I will find it!


You've got this!

Advanced Placement Scholars 2020

Teacher Spotlight

College Board Account for AP Courses

All exam registration will occur through AP classroom and you must register for each course in which you are enrolled.


If you have created an account for AP, PSAT/NMSQT, or SAT, you do not need to create a new account! Use the same login credentials you already have.


If you have forgotten your password, you will need to recover it using the "forgotten password" option on the website or calling College Board at 888-225-5427. Your teacher will not be able to assist or reset your password.

How to Register

Use the file below for instructions on how to join your courses. Your teacher will supply the course code.

Why Take Exams in AP courses?

Alief pays for all AP exams, so there is no cost to you as the student!


Earning a 3, 4, or 5 on exams means colleges will accept your exam score for college credit


All scores are self-report, so if you control who sees your scores and which colleges to which you submit your scores. It is not all or nothing, you choose what you want to report from your high school advanced placement career.


You're putting in the work, take a chance on yourself! Prepare all year through learning the skills and content for your course and go in to the exam in May with confidence.

Pre AP Courses

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You will not register for a College Board account for Pre AP Courses.


What are Pre AP Courses?


These classes prepare you for the next level advanced course. Enrolling in Pre AP courses means that you have accepted a more challenging course load and are ready to learn to apply evidence and think critically, not just memorize facts and figures. The courses are challenging and worth every bit of knowledge you gain!