AP Exam Schedule May 2026

WOODINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

2026 ADVANCED PLACEMENT TESTING

May 4-8 & 11-15

*INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. STUDENTS, PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAIL FOR ANY UPDATES.

Download AP Exam Schedule & Testing Details.pdf

SCHOOL CONTACT INFORMATION

Andrea Baleva, AP Coordinator: abaleva@nsd.org

https://woodinville.nsd.org/academics/advanced-placement-ap-programs

TESTING START TIME(S)

• Check-in will start at 7:30 a.m. and close at 7:45 a.m. (for all morning exams) or start at 11:30 a.m. and close at 11:45 a.m. (for all afternoon exams) unless otherwise stated on the testing schedule below.  
• STUDENTS MUST NOT BE LATE. 
  • Morning exams start at 8:00 am and afternoon exams start at 12:00 pm.
  • Please plan accordingly, as students will be required to check-in with the proctor before being allowed inside the testing area and will have pre-administration tasks in Bluebook beginning at 7:45. Students who arrive after testing starts will not be allowed into the testing site!
• See AP EXAM SCHEDULE & TESTING LOCATIONS below for specific test start dates and times.

LOCATION OF EXAM(S)

*The TENTATIVE locations are listed below. Students should check their email regularly for any updates.

• The majority of WHS AP tests will take place in the WHS Main Gym.  
• Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, and German exams will take place in the Northshore School District Administration Center (3330 Monte Villa Pkwy, Bothell, WA 98011)
• ALL STUDENTS WITH ACCOMMODATIONS will be taking their exam in the E Building at WHS. 
• Signs will be posted to direct students to the testing area.

AP EXAM WINDOW ATTENDANCE POLICY

• Parents/guardians do not need to contact the Attendance Office to excuse their student for their student’s AP Exam testing date(s).
• Parents/guardians should only call or email the Attendance Office if they receive an AutoDialer phone call/email absence notification regarding their testing student’s attendance. 

Students will receive an all-day school-related absence on their exam day(s). The Attendance Office has been provided with a list of students to excuse for AP Testing. This will allow students the flexibility to prepare and recover from the exam.

Students should talk to their teachers regarding the work missed on the day of their exam, and are welcome to attend all classes that are outside of their testing window.  If a teacher requests a student to attend class outside of the testing window, the student should honor that request (this could be due to academic progress). Testing students who choose to attend classes on their testing day must sign in and out at the Attendance Office.

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STRICT COLLEGE BOARD AP TESTING REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL EXAMS

1. Arrive on time for testing.  
   1. Students who are late will not be admitted into the testing area.
2. At your first Hybrid AP exam this year, students will receive their AP ID Label Sheet. These are only needed for hybrid exams. If you don’t have a hybrid exam, you will not receive an AP ID Label Sheet.
   1. After you have received your AP ID Label Sheet at your first hybrid test, you will be required to bring the AP ID Label Sheet to each subsequent hybrid exam you take. Do not lose it. You must have the AP ID Label Sheet with you for testing purposes.
3. You are required to bring a photo ID in order to be checked into the testing area.
   1. Students who do not have photo ID at the time of check in will not be allowed into the testing area.
   2. Please bring your physical ID, not a picture on your phone.
4. Remain quiet during all times of testing and keep voices low during breaks.

STRICTLY PROHIBITED ITEMS - DO NOT BRING ANY OF THESE ITEMS INTO THE EXAM ROOM

1. No caps, hats, or hoods may be worn during the test.
2. No CELL PHONES, Smartphones, Smart Watches, Smart Glasses, Bluetooth devices, MP3 players, or any other personal electronic devices. 
3. No portable listening or recording devices.
4. No headphones, digital cameras, or any other photographic equipment.
5. No watches that beep or have an alarm.
6. No books, compasses, mechanical pencils, correction fluid, dictionaries, highlighters, notes, or colored pencils.
7. No scratch paper. Scratch paper will be provided for you.
8. No personal computers.
9. No reference guides, keyboard maps, or other typing instructions.
10. No beverages (water is allowed) or snacks will be allowed in the exam room.
11. No backpacks.

ALL STUDENTS MUST BRING THE FOLLOWING TO TESTING

1. School-issued Chromebook- no personal devices will be allowed.
2. College Board MyAP login information must be memorized. This is required to login to Bluebook. Proctors do not have access to your login information.
3. Two #2 pencils
4. Two pens (Black or Blue)
5. A photo identification card (Driver’s License or WHS ASB/ID card)
6. AP ID Label Sheet (provided at your first hybrid exam)
7. Calculator, if needed for specific testing. See calculator requirements below.
8. Physics exam: Ruler or straightedge
9. Please bring a jacket. It can get cold in the testing rooms.
10. Snacks to eat during the 10-minute break (recommended)
11. Bring lunch from home if you have two exams on the same day.

CALCULATORS AND OTHER NEEDED EQUIPMENT

Please read the AP bulletin or go to College Board’s student site to determine the type of calculator that may be used (phones of any kind are not allowed in the testing environment and may not be used as a calculator): https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/exam-policies-guidelines/calculator-policies

• Bring extra batteries or an extra calculator. Extra calculators or batteries are NOT provided by the testing proctors.  
• A ruler or straightedge is required for the Physics tests and will not be provided by the test site or proctors. 
• The Bluebook App does have a calculator embedded into the App if you do not have your own hand held calculator.

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AP EXAM SCHEDULE & TESTING LOCATIONS

• Japanese, Chinese, French, Spanish, and German exams will be taking place at the Northshore School District Administration Center, 3330 Monte Villa Pkwy, Bothell, WA 98011. 
• STUDENTS WITH APPROVED ACCOMMODATIONS will test separately in the E Building at WHS. Any students that are scheduled to test in the E Building can go directly to the E Building to check in prior to the exam.
• All students testing in the Gym and Library will check-in in the Aux Gym prior to the exam. 

 

ESTIMATED TESTING TIMES

Most exams are approximately 3 ½ hours long. Students with approved accommodations may take longer. Please plan transportation accordingly.

Students that normally ride the bus to school should plan alternate transportation since exam check-in for morning exams starts before the buses arrive at WHS. Additionally, students that normally ride the bus home from school should also plan alternate transportation since exams might not be finished before the buses leave WHS.

 Students must remain in the testing room until the end of the timed testing session. Per College Board requirements, students cannot leave the testing environment if they finish early.