We are in the process of doing ours. Our AP coordinator is working with us to get some time off to work this out as it is a large amount of work to plow through. From a basic standpoint, you have to submit your syllabus including the content and lab activities you use in your course. I personally am glad to see them doing this and I understand exactly why they are doing it. As Kelly already has mentioned, there are people calling their courses AP which really don't meet the criteria. This is an effort to get the courses structured to meet the criteria, so the AP course is actually an AP course instead of AP in name only. As we entered AP, I was worried our district would only support it in name only as a "selling point" for the district. This has helped me to get the real support I need from the administration as they must help me to meet the requirements. They are supporting me in producing a double block of time for the AP Chemistry class, so that I have enough time to cover all content and cover the 22 recommended labs. We haven't started our audit process yet, but I've attended a conference on it and since my wife is the AP coordinator for our district, I have had some good inside looks at what we are going to have to do. There are manuals for helping out with this process and a good deal of info at AP Central at College Board's website. http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/courseaudit Bradley L Cline Chemistry I, Chemistry II, Physics Instructor Goddard High School 2500 S 199th St West PO Box 189 Goddard, KS 67052-0189 bcline@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ________________________________ From: kact-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:kact-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Kelly Deters Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 8:11 AM To: kact@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [KACT] AP Audits from Bruce Bruce passed this question along to me: Also the AP audits are coming up in January. What do people think about this, what are they going to do, are they getting any help from anyone? Bruce Palmer Leavenworth High School