John Marshall High School's AP Policy

All AP students must follow the College Board's AP Exam security and testing policies.

Students must review and follow the College Board's exam policies and procedures. Failure to follow testing procedures may result in dismissal from the exam and/or cancellation of an AP Exam score.

Please review the current College Board AP Exam policies before exam day.

John Marshall High School AP Testing

• Arrive early. Report to the assigned testing location 30 minutes before the scheduled exam start time (7:30 am or/and 11:30 am). Students who arrive after testing procedures have begun may not be admitted.
• Plan to stay for the entire exam. Students may not leave early. Plan work, activities, appointments, transportation, and other commitments accordingly.
• Know your College Board login information. Students must be able to sign in to Bluebook using their College Board student account. Saved passwords may not work on exam day.
• Students may not consult textbooks, notes, teachers, or other students during testing or breaks.
• Students may not leave the testing room, building, or designated break area without permission.
• Students approved for College Board testing accommodations should follow the instructions provided for their testing location.
  
  What Should I Bring?
• Fully charged RPS Chromebook and charger.
• Current photo ID. Students testing at a school they do not attend must bring a current government-issued or school-issued photo ID
• 2 H pencils and an eraser and/or black or dark-blue pens as required for the specific ex
• A non-smartwatch, if desired, that does not beep or have an alarm.
• Up to two approved calculators, if permitted for the specific AP Exam.
• A ruler or straightedge for AP Physics Exams, if applicable.
• Any additional materials John Marshall specifically communicates.
  
  What NOT to Bring or Access

• Phones, smartwatches, smart glasses, fitness trackers, wearable technology, cameras, recording devices, unauthorized Bluetooth devices, or other electronic/communication devices.

• Electronic writing instruments, including styluses and Apple Pencils.

• Books, notebooks, notes, dictionaries, highlighters, correction fluid, compasses, protractors, or colored pencils.
• Mechanical pencils.
• Personal scratch paper.
• Unauthorized calculators or computers.
• Reference guides or typing/keyboard guides.
• Watches that beep, make noise, or have an alarm.
• Earplugs or unauthorized headphones.
• Food or drinks in the testing room unless approved as an accommodation.
• Clothing or shoes displaying subject-related information.
• Clipboards.
• Other items prohibited under current College Board AP Exam policies 
  
  Please note: College Board policies and testing requirements supersede school-level instructions if requirements change. Students are responsible for reviewing the current requirements for their specific AP Exam before test day.
  You can view the College Board’s complete policy at https://apstudent.collegeboard.org/takingtheexam/exam-policies/exam-day-policies.