High School Class

College / Class / Credits Offered

(Must earn a ‘B’ grade or higher in high school class to qualify)

Clark College: AH 110 – Med Term 1  – 3 credits

Intro to Baking & Pastry

Adv. Culinary

Clark College: CUIS 143-Restaurant Baking

Clark College: PBAK 121-Cookies, Brownies/Bars, Quick Breads

Clark College: Cuisine 144-Banquet & Buffet Planning & Execution

• Up to 6 credits and assessment for BAK 121 upon enrollment

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

(Must take & pass the AP exam to receive college credit)

A/P Courses offered:

• AP Biology
• AP Calculus AB
• AP Chemistry
• AP Computer Science Principles
• AP Language & Composition
• AP Literature & Composition
• AP Music Theory
• AP Physics
• AP Psychology
• AP Spanish Language & Culture
• AP Studio Art
• AP US History
• AP US Government & Politics
• AP World History

Benefits of the AP Program:

• Stay on campus and complete your Panther experience.  
• Our AP instructors teach important collegiate preparation study skills:
  • Analytical thinking
  • Academic writing that is substantiated with evidence
  • Time management 
• Universities recognize the rigor of AP classes and students enrolled in these classes are serious about being prepared for collegiate work.
• Earn college credit.  
  • Exams are in early May and scores are released in the summer.  
  • Many universities look at scores, determine the credits earned, and allow you to skip introductory courses and immediately begin your subject interest study. 
  • Research has shown students who participate in AP classes and exams in HS are much more likely to complete a college degree on time.

WHS Student Voices: Why take an AP Course?:

• Fully engage in your high school experience
• Courses taught by engaging instructors that prepare students for collegiate level coursework
  • Small class sizes and personal attention
  • Help your application stand out in the college admission process
• Earn college credit 

AP May 2022 Exam Schedule:

• AP Biology – Wed, May 11 @ 12noon
• AP Calculus AB/BC – Mon, May 9 @ 8am
• AP Computer Science Principles – Mon, May 9 @ 12noon
• AP English Language and Comp – Tue, May 10 @ 8am
• AP English Literature and Comp – Wed, May 4 @ 8am
• AP Environmental Science – Tue, May 3 @ 8am
• AP French Language & Culture – Thu, May 12 @ 8am
• AP US Government & Politics – Mon, May 2 @ 8am
• AP Psychology – Tue, May 3 @ 12noon
• AP Spanish Language and Culture – Mon, May 11 @ 8am
• AP Studio Art – Fri, May 6 @ 12noon
• AP US History – Fri, May 6 @ 8am
• AP World History: Modern – Thu, May 12 @ 8am

College in the High School

High School Course taught at WHS

University of Washington

• Pre-Calculus
• Calculus
• Spanish II & III
• French II & III

• AP Psychology

Running Start

Courses taught at Clark College

For general information click here or to learn more about WHS Running Start, click here and look for “Running Start Information”.