Course Description
- 2 Semesters
- 1 Credit
- Grades 10,11,12
AP African American Studies is an interdisciplinary elective course that explores the diversity of African American experiences, from early African kingdoms to contemporary challenges and achievements. Organized into four thematic units, the course follows a chronological flow and engages students with a wide range of texts and sources. Through this framework, students build analytical skills in applying disciplinary knowledge, source analysis, aan argumentation, with benchmarks guiding their progress. This AP course offers a rigorous academic challenge while fostering a deeper understanding of America’s rich history, making it accessible for students who seek both representation and a broader perspective.