The Advanced Placement (AP) Honors Program

Stanton’s Advanced Placement/Honors Program of Study is a rigorous Pre-University academic progression where all of the student’s core courses (Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, and Mathematics) are offered at either Honors or Advanced Placement level.  A student progressing through the 12^th grade and graduating from the Stanton AP/Honors Program will have completed study in a minimum of 9 Advanced Placement courses and would have had access to many more throughout their progression.  In an annual survey that the National Association for College Admission Counseling conducts, "The Admission Trends Survey," the category that consistently ranks at the top of desirable characteristics of high school students is “Grades In College Prep Courses.”  With that thought in mind, Stanton’s Advanced Placement/Honors students prepare themselves for the rigor of college curricula as well as college admissions through the Advanced Placement/Honors Program.

 To view Stanton’s AP/Honors course progression please click here: AP Honor Course Sequence

Stanton’s Advanced Placement Course offerings include:

AP Art History

AP Computer Science Principles

AP Computer Science

AP French Language

AP Latin Vergil Caesar 

AP Spanish Language

AP Spanish Literature

AP Chinese Language

AP English Language

AP English Literature

AP Calculus AB

AP Calculus BC

AP Statistics

AP Biology

AP Environmental Science

AP Chemistry

AP Physics 1 & 2

AP Physics C-Mechanics & Electricity

AP US History

AP Micro Economics

AP Macro Economics

AP Human Geography

AP US Government & Politics

AP Comparative Government & Politics

AP Psychology

AP European History

AP World History

AP Music Theory

AP Studio Art