Students and parents are invited to attend AP Night at Los Alamos High School, 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday, in the IMC (school library). 

Attendees will be able to meet with teachers and students to learn more about specific AP and Honors course offerings at LAHS, as well as the dual credit programs offered at the high school. 

In addition, representatives from UNM-LA, Northern New Mexico College and Santa Fe Community College will be available to discuss dual credit and other college level courses.

Note: AP Night attendees are asked to park in the Sullivan field lot since Future Topper Night is being held the same evening.

All LAHS students must take an AP class, an Honors class, an online class, or a dual credit class to fulfill a graduation requirement. 

LAHS currently offers seven Honors courses, 25 AP courses, and several dual credit classes. 

Advanced Placement Program (AP) courses are college-level courses offered in high school. At the end of the course, students are required to take the AP exam. 

By participating in AP, students have the opportunity to earn college credit and to stand out in the college admission process. LAHS received the 2014 AP District Honor Roll Award, becoming the first school district in New Mexico to receive this national award.

Last year 354 students were enrolled in AP courses at LAHS.

For more information about AP Night, contact Connie Goettee in the Career Resource Center at 505.663.2595 or c.goettee@laschools.net.