Who Can Take an AP Exam Here
Access is based on where you live, not where you go to school. Tuttle Public Schools makes AP Exams available to every student who resides within the district's boundaries:
- Tuttle High School students — whether or not they are enrolled in the AP course.
- Homeschooled students who live in the district.
- Students at private or other nonpublic schools who live in the district.
- Virtual and online students, and students in any other educational setting, who live in the district.
The law covers the exam itself. A student does not have to have taken an AP course to sit for an AP Exam, and Tuttle Public Schools does not provide AP instruction to students who are not enrolled in the district. Exams are given at Tuttle High School on College Board's published dates.
Your exam is ordered with your class, and students in an AP course are expected to take the corresponding exam — the Academic Planner and Course Catalog explains how AP credit and grade weighting work. Talk to your AP teacher or counselor with any questions.
Exams Offered
These are the Advanced Placement courses taught at Tuttle High School and the exams we order every year.
| Exam | THS course | Exam date | Session |
|---|---|---|---|
| AP Human Geography | Grades 10–12 | Monday, May 3, 2027 | Morning (8:00 AM) |
| AP Biology | Grades 11–12 | Monday, May 3, 2027 | Afternoon (12:00 PM) |
| AP Calculus AB | Grades 11–12 | Monday, May 10, 2027 | Morning (8:00 AM) |
| AP English Language and Composition | Grades 11–12 | Wednesday, May 12, 2027 | Morning (8:00 AM) |
Morning sessions begin at 8 a.m. and afternoon sessions at 12 p.m. College Board sets these dates and does not permit early testing or testing at other times.
Any exam on College Board’s 2027 AP Exam schedule — AP U.S. History, AP Psychology, AP Computer Science Principles, and the rest — can be requested. Ask the AP coordinator by the registration deadline and we will order it if College Board’s ordering rules and our testing schedule allow.
Key Dates for 2026–27
Tuttle’s deadline comes first so we can place the order with College Board on time. The rest are College Board’s dates.
| Date | What happens |
|---|---|
| Friday, October 30, 2026 | Tuttle registration deadline. Request your exams and pay by this date. |
| November 13, 2026 | College Board’s fall ordering deadline. Requests after Tuttle’s deadline are accepted only while College Board still allows the order, and exams ordered after this date carry a $40 late fee each. |
| January 22, 2027 | College Board’s deadline to request testing accommodations for the May exams (see Accommodations). |
| March 12, 2027 | College Board’s final deadline for late orders. No exam can be added after this date. |
| May 3–14, 2027 | AP Exam Window. AP Exams are given over two weeks at Tuttle High School. |
How to Register
For THS Students Enrolled in AP Courses
Your teacher will give you a join code to enroll in the class section in My AP. Enrolling in the section automatically signs you up for the exam. Follow your teacher's instructions at the start of the school year.
For Resident Homeschool, Private, or Online Students
1. Contact the AP coordinator by October 30: Email or call the Tuttle High School counseling office (see Contact) with the student’s full name, date of birth, grade, current school or homeschool status, and the exams requested. A parent or guardian should make the request for a student under 18.
2. Provide proof of district residency: You will need to show documentation proving you reside within the Tuttle Public Schools district boundaries.
3. Join the exam-only section in My AP: You will receive an exam-only join code to connect your College Board account to the Tuttle High School exam order.
4. Pay the exam fee: Complete payment before the October 30 deadline.
Exam Fees
The standard fee is $99 per exam. College Board reduces its fee by $37 per exam for students who meet its low-income eligibility guidelines. Ask the AP coordinator whether you qualify.
Testing Accommodations
Students with documented disabilities can take AP Exams with accommodations such as extended time, extra breaks, or large-print or assistive-technology formats. College Board must approve accommodations in advance — a school IEP or 504 plan on its own does not carry over to the exam.
Start early: College Board’s Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) can take up to seven weeks to decide, and the request deadline for the May 2027 exams is January 22, 2027.
On Exam Day
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the session starts. Students who do not attend Tuttle High School must bring a photo ID. Bring pencils and pens, and an approved calculator only for exams that allow one. Phones and smartwatches are collected and stored for the entire exam. College Board does not permit early testing or testing at times other than those published.
Questions About AP at Tuttle?
Email AP Coordinator Tori Christiansen at tchristiansen@tuttleps.com or call (405) 239-3755, or visit THS Academic Counseling. Course descriptions and AP credit rules are in the Academic Planner and Course Catalog.