These are the steps that 1) teachers must follow for grading MP3 and 2) students must follow for earning course credit.

Though our school buildings are closed for the remainder of the school year, RPS will continue to provide academic content and enrichment resources to support learning at home. To that end, we are providing grade-specific resources, including daily learning schedules with instructional videos for grades PK-8; and online learning modules (accessed through Edgenuity for most high school courses).

2020 AP Exam Schedule

College Board has assembled the country's best AP teachers to conduct live and on-demand AP classes and review sessions to help students still be able to test and earn college credit in 2020.

NMSI is offering Watch Parties - a second round of live and on-demand resources for teachers and students that begin Monday, April 20, and end Friday, May 1.  

During our NMSI Watch Parties, students will experience some of our most dynamic coaches presenting content that is critical to success on the adjusted AP exam. Expert AP teachers will field real-time questions and provide feedback on student work during each live session.   

Registration for the April 20 to May 1 NMSI Watch Parties is now open.  Students may select the sessions based on the topics for which they need support by referencing the NMSI Watch Parties schedule here.  When you have identified the Watch Parties you wish to attend, click on the topic to access the Eventbrite registration system.  Once you are registered, you will receive an email with further instructions.  Be sure to register for all the sessions you want to attend. Please contact customer service with any questions or for support.

McGraw-Hill is offering free access to its online courses for 14 key AP subjects. These materials contain everything you’ll find in their 5 Steps to a 5 test prep guides, including thorough content review, practice tests, and much more. Feel free to share these resources with students and teachers.

An updated list of frequently-asked questions about our school closure.