Advanced Placement Testing

Students must agree to the AP Terms and Conditions prior to taking any AP Exam. The Terms and Conditions are available here. Students will receive reminders about reviewing the Terms and Conditions directly from the College Board.

The cost for an AP exam is $99.  Students are encouraged to register for their exam(s) with their teacher by November 14 to reduce the occurrence of late fees. This is a commitment to taking the exam, and the district is charged for any unused exam in May.  Fee reductions may be available to students with a financial need.

Please email the AP Coordinator at elle.victorio@medford.k12.or.us or call 541-842-1180 with questions.

You can also check information on the College Board website or have your student log into their account at myap.collegeboard.org/login

AP has built a series of materials and support videos. Resources are available by AP subject.

There is a $40 cancellation for the district for each cancelled or unused test.

Please reach out Elle Victorio to cancel an exam.

Elle Victorio - North Medford High School AP Coordinator
elle.victorio@medford.k12.or.us
(541)842-1180

Parents should watch for communication (mail, email, socials, & text message) regarding the deadline to request accommodations. The deadline is typically the end of January. 

If a student has a current 504 or IEP in place, any testing modifications that are written into the 504 or IEP can be submitted to the College Board. Most of the time, test accommodations are also granted for AP testing. School staff are submitting accommodation requests to the College Board on behalf of our NMHS students.

Look for an email from the NMHS AP Coordinator to confirm submission of your accommodation requests. If you have questions about this process, please email elle.victorio@medford.k12.or.us

The College Board may take up to 7 weeks to process a request for testing accommodations. 

New AP Daily information and videos are available in AP Classroom for every topic and skill in every unit. These resources can be used in person, online, and in blended learning environments. Students can watch them on their own or be assigned by their teachers. Learn more.