AP for ALL
Expanding Access to Advanced Placement Courses in New York City
The AP for All initiative, part of New York City's Equity and Excellence agenda, brings new AP courses to schools that offer few or no AP courses. These schools will get rigorous training for new and continuing AP teachers. The city will also help school leaders identify students who are ready for AP course work and prepare those students to address equity gaps.
New AP courses and preparatory courses started in fall 2016, with 75% percent of students offered at least five AP classes by fall 2018. By fall 2021, students at all high schools will have access to a full slate of at least five AP classes.
NYC TCP has partnered with AP for All to qualify, staff, and support teacher leaders with a focus on AP equity and access.
Learn more about AP for All on their new website: https://apforallnyc.com/
Our Partners
Dr. Ruby Ababio-Fernandez, Senior Executive Director
Courtney Winkfield, Senior Strategy and Policy Advisor
Akua-Kisiwaa Adefope, PhD, Senior Director of Instruction
Deonca Renee, Senior Director of Project Management
Diana Ramsawak, Senior Director of Instruction
Joseph Daniele, Senior Director of Data Management
Dexter Daniel, Program Manager
Travis Young, Program Manager
Serita Lee, Program Coordinator
Yousra Abdelhadi, Science CAS
Jite Lark, Ed. D, Science CAS
Konstantin Boubev, Math CAS
Matthew Owens, Math CAS
Valentino Ellis, SS CAS
David Hollander, SS CAS
Cheryl Matthews Valery, SS CAS
Daniel Dorogusker, ELA CAS
Terry Ann Moore, ELA CAS
Abigail Myers, ELA CAS
Contact AP for All: APforALL@schools.nyc.gov