In this time of Distance Learning, Maclay has been able to progress exceptionally well and keep our students on track.  We do, however, realize there are thousands of students in the Big Bend Area unable to receive support or information regarding their upcoming Advanced Placement exams.  We hope sharing some insights on what our faculty know about the interworkings of the exams and how to prepare best for them will help students across the region be better prepared as they sit for the exams they have prepared for.  We will never be able to reproduce the education our AP students receive, but we do how these insights are beneficial to all who listen and put them into practice.  

The Video of this Public Service Release can be found at www.maclay.org/ap as well as our Distance Learning page at www.maclay.org/dl

The following writeup accompanies the video.

Maclay School is fortunate to have six faculty members who are AP exam readers (graders) and a robust AP program in the Upper School. With the recent closings of schools and College Board changing the format of the AP exams, our Upper School experts teamed up to present a 15-minute webinar offering an overview of the exam format, tips, and suggestions to prepare for the upcoming tests.  Join Charles Beamer, Director of Upper School, Dr. Paul Berk, AP Exam Reader, and History Department Chair, Lee Norment, AP English Teacher, and English Department Chair, Kristin Kline, AP Science Teacher, and Les Lundberg, Maclay AP Coordinator for an informative session to help prepare students for what's ahead.