AP Updates

Quick Update:
  • AP exam registration for Eleanor Roosevelt High School will begin at 8:30 am, September 7, 2026 .
  • Moving forward I will be communicating with AP Students directly via StudentSquare APP. Students need to download the APP, sign in, and join my group. Since I don’t have them in a course they need to self-enroll. I want to encourage students to use the app, there are a lot of tools that I will be using in messaging, sharing files, and scheduling exams. Please share this the following link with your AP classes I would greatly appreciate it, I suggest you all join as well 😊
College Board Registration: Student will select YES to the exams they will be taking. https://account.collegeboard.org/login/login...

Total Registration: Students will pay for the EXAM they selected YES on the College Board website.

https://user.totalregistration.net/AP/054078

Any questions: [email protected] 
https://user.totalregistration.net/AP/054078
Make sure you...
☑️Select YES or NO in College Board to the exams you are taking OR not taking
☑️Select the SAME exams in TOTAL REGISTRATION
☑️Payment is due this Friday on TOTAL REGISTRATION

APUSH News and Resources

The AP Exam is scheduled for Friday May 8th, 2026

Hello and welcome to the 2021-2022 school year. ​Please feel free to explore the links below and check out the additional resources provided at the bottom of this page for more information on how to tackle the APUSH Exam, by improving your skills or gaining a frame of reference.

key concept
​outline (KCO)

The exam Essays

RUBRICS

2015 NATION-WIDE A.P. tEST PASS RATE Statistics (aLL EXAMS)

How many people earned a score of a 5? 3? Click below.

ASK ME ABOUT EXTRA CREDIT

Supreme Court Tissue Box 
Side 1: Name of case and year it was decided 
Side 2: Basic facts of the case and lower court decision 
Side 3: Decision of the Court 
Side 4: Justices (names and pictures) who decided with the majority
Side 5: Justices (names and pictures) who dissented 
Side 6: Significance of the case

Constitution Tissue Box
Side 1: Article I—Tell me the most important points, include the Elastic Clause
Side 2: Article II—Tell me the most important points
Side 3: Article III—Tell me the most important points
Side 4: Article IV—Explain 3 major points about the relations among the states 
Side 5: Article V—How can the Constitution be amended? 
Side 6: Article VI—Supremacy Clause
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Classroom Timeline Wall improvements

College Board
AP Classroom Resources

Special Focus Materials:
1. White-Native American Contact in Early American History (KP1/2/3-Today)
2. Cultural Artifacts (KP7, throughout)
3. Work, Exchange, and Technology (Skip)
​4. Urbanization (KP6)
​5. Immigration (Skip KP2/KP4/KP6)
Primary Sources Using/Teaching in the Classroom

MULTIPLE CHOICE STRATEGIES

Writing

Short Answer Questions
LEQ/DBQ

Important Docs

misc.

Additional Resources
  • Learning Curve (textbook quizzes) Use this link to register for an account and start taking online quizzes from the textbook publisher. These quizzes should help you review the material after you have read the chapter (and completed any necessary homework).
    http://www.highschool.bfwpub.com/learningcurve/henretta8ehs/975293


  • AMSCO APUSH Review BookPurchase the 2015 edition of the AMSCO APUSH review book
    http://www.amscopub.com/us-history-preparing-for-ap-exam


  • Learnerator Online APUSH QuizzesThis new website has high quality stimuli based multiple choice test questions for each time period. Most of the questions are free but the "difficult" questions and diagnostic features require a paid account (currently $19).
    http://www.learnerator.com/ap-us-history


  • Gilder Lehrman APUSH Review WebsiteThis new review website for APUSH has short video review clips and other resources to help students prepare for unit exams and the AP US History exam.
    http://ap.gilderlehrman.org/
Amsco 2016 Edition answer key

Tom Richey my dude

KP2-3 DBQ
KP3 Constitution DBQ
KP3 DBQ Constitution & Poli Change