•  LonghornsAdvanced Studies

    AP Coordinator: Kelli Schuyler, kschuyler@forsyth.k12.ga.us
    AP Coordinator: Dr. Tasha Young, tyoung@forsyth.k12.ga.us
     
     
    LHS is recognized annually as an AP Merit School, AP STEM School, AP STEM Achievement School and AP Humanities School.  These designations reflect the hard work of Lambert students and teachers and their success across all areas of the Advanced Placement program. 
     
     

    AP Testing Schedule 2019

    Parents and Students: For information about this year's AP Exam Registration log into itslearning and check the page for your AP Course.

     
     
    AP Exam Reg Info
     
     

    AP exam registration ends on February 8th!  There will be NO LATE REGISTRATION for exams so be sure to register today!  Go to https://user.totalregistration.net/AP/110927 to register for and pay for exams – only online payments are being accepted. 

    Contact Kelli Schuyler or Tasha Young with any questions!

     STEM Exam
     

    Remember the GaDOE pays forone AP STEM Exam fee per AP student; the administrative fee still applies.   Be sure to check the appropriate box for the STEM waiver when registering!

    AP CAPSTONE INFORMATION!

    AP Capstone application for the 2019-2021 cohort is due by 4:00 pm on Thursday February 14, 2019.  See Dr. Price or Dr. Young if you have questions!   In order to access the link below, you MUST be logged in via your forsyth county email/student number! 

     

    2019-2021 AP Capstone Application

     

    Lambert High School students have the opportunity to prepare themselves for college and possibly earn college credit through completing advanced studies courses and taking the AP exams.  The following advanced studies courses are offered at LHS.
     
    English Courses
    Fine Arts
    Foreign Languages
    AP Language & Composition
    AP Literature & Composition
    AP Seminar (Capstone)
    AP Music Theory
    AP Studio Art: 2-D
    AP Studio Art: 3 -D
    AP Studio Art: Drawing
     AP French Language and Culture
    AP French
    AP Latin
    AP Spanish Language and Culture
    AP Spanish Literature and Culture
    Math Courses
    Science Courses
    Social Studies Courses
    AP Calculus AB
    AP Calculus BC
    AP Computer Science Principles 
    AP Computer Science A
    AP Statistics
    AP Biology
    AP Chemistry
    AP Environmental Science
    AP Physics 1
    AP Physics 2 
    AP Physics C: Electricity & Mag
    AP Physics C: Mechanical 
    AP Research (Capstone)
    AP European History
    AP Human Geography
    AP Macroeconomics 
    AP Psychology 
    AP US Government
    AP US History
    AP World History

     

    Advanced Placement classes have content that is both rigorous and challenging. These courses are taught at the college level and must meet certain criteria as outlined on the College Board’s Advanced Placement website (https://apstudent.collegeboard.org/apcourse). Based on their performance on the rigorous exams in each course administered in May and based on the policies of each college, it is possible for students to obtain college placement exemptions or college credit. Course descriptions and course requirements are outlined on the College Board website. If you are looking for additional information about the benefits of taking AP Courses and Exams, the College Board has a lot of material available for review, visit AP Student/College Board

     

    Information about the AP Program and specific descriptions about each of the courses offered at Lambert High School can be found using the links on the left side of this page.  On the AP Program and Courses page you will find the LHS AP Course Digest, designed by our AP Teachers to provide students and parents with more specific course descriptions, including some of the prerequisite skills and content covered throughout the course.
     
    Advanced Placement offerings are contingent upon sufficient enrollment of interested, self-disciplined, and self-motivated students who are willing to commit to considerable out-of-class preparation. Certain AP courses require prerequisite courses.
     
Last Modified on August 16, 2019