About the Advanced Placement^® (AP^®) Program

The AP Program gives students a chance to experience college-level classes in high school and opens the door to earning college credit.  You will dig deeper into subjects you enjoy while building the skills and confidence you need to succeed in college.

Contact information for AP Curriculum teachers:

AP Calculus and AP Statistics are offered in alternating school years.

AP Calculus – 2020-2021, 2022-2023, 2024-2025, 2026-2027

AP Statistics – 2021-2022, 2023-2024, 2025-2026, 2027-2028

Mr. Virga – virgac@gcsnc.com and Ms. Sumpter – supten@gcsnc.com 

AP Computer Science Principles – Mr. Gates  -  gatesj@gcsnc.com  and Mr. Tabron – tabronj@gcsnc.com 

AP English Language – Mr. Callicutt – callicd@gcsnc.com 

AP English Literature – Ms. Ellington – ellings2@gcsnc.com

AP Environmental Science – Ms. Allison – allisom@gcsnc.com 

AP Psychology – Ms. Schicker – schickc@gcsnc.com  and Mr. Miller – millerg@gcsnc.com 

AP World History – Ms. Schicker – schickc@gcsnc.com 

AP US History – Mr. Avital – avitaln@gcsnc.com 

AP Studio Art – Mrs. Gagnon – gagnonk@gcsnc.com 

AP Music Theory – Mr. Defiglia – defiglj@gcsnc.com