Apparently, the College Board decided to reset all the “Active AP Administrators” in the country at once. When you log in to the AP Course Audit website, the designation of AP Administrator is blank. Notice was apparently sent in February, but it didn’t go to teachers. A code was sent to HS Principals in April (I think), NOT to the current AP Administrators. New people won’t be able to access the Audit and courses cannot be renewed until the principal opens the email and sends the access code to the AP Administrator. This took about a week to straighten out in my district. If you don’t see an AP Administrator when you log in to the audit, contact both your principal and the AP Administrator and find out where that email is ASAP.
About marcreif
I live and teach high school physics in the town I was born in, Fayetteville, Arkansas. My professional interests include modeling instruction and incorporating elements of modeling in AP Physics. I also work as a College Board Workshop Consultant, leading AP Physics Teacher workshops. I coauthored the Teacher Resource Manual for the popular textbook College Physics for the AP Physics 1 & 2 Courses, the AP Physics 2 Curriculum Module, and have contributed to other publications, including The Physics Teacher. I am an AP Physics Exam Reader, and I served as the chair of the College Board SAT Physics Test Development Committee, and a member of the College Board Science Academic Advisory Committee. I was the 2016 College Board Southwest Region AP Award recipient, and a finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Teaching in 2021.
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