Dual Credit Options

AP Courses

Advanced Placement (AP) courses offer our students the opportunity to complete college-level work while still in high school. They are available to qualified, academically oriented students in grade 9, 10, 11 and 12. Upon completion of the AP course, students may take the nationally administered examination (approximate cost $95 for each examination they take). It is important to note that the colleges and universities award credits. Policies do vary from school to school or department to department within universities. Credit may be granted at all UW System institutions for scores of 3, 4, or 5. Please consult universities website regarding AP credit information. If you have further questions concerning the program or the exam, please contact a counselor or the individual AP teachers.

AP Course Offerings

10091a/b AP Statistics A/B

10163a/b AP Calculus B/C (Part A/Part B)

10165a/b AP Calculus A/B (Part A/Part B)

10610ab AP English Literature and Composition A/B

6458 A/B AP Computer Science Principles (Part I/Part II)

6647 A/B AP Computer Science A/B (Part 1/Part 2)

8948 A/B AP Art History A/B

9354 AP Psychology

9477 A/B AP United States Government & Politics A/B

9549 A/B AP United States History A/B

9625 A/B AP European History A/B

9669 A/B AP Human Geography A/B

9737 A/B AP Environmental Science A/B

9783 A/B AP Physics I A/B

9848 A/B AP Chemistry A/B

9944 A/B AP Biology A/B

CAPP Courses

The Cooperative Academic Partnership Program (CAPP) is designed to provide students with an opportunity to enroll at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in a high school setting earning dual credit through the University and Kaukauna High School. Tuition for these classes is approximately $110 per credit. Taking CAPP for high school credit is strongly recommended for the college-bound senior. For additional information on CAPP, please visit the UW-Oshkosh CAPP website.

Seniors need to meet one of the following requirements:

Upper 25% of their class
3.25 GPA or above (on a 4.0 scale)
ACT composite score of 24 or above and one of the following:
- Class rank in the top 50%
- GPA of 2.75 or above

10199a/b CAPP Pre-Calculus A/B

10478 CAPP College English - 101 (College Freshmen Composition)

10583 CAPP College English - 214 (College Sophomore Literature)

10599 NC 10513 1601 CAPP College Reading Strategies

12066 A/B CAPP Spanish VA/VB

3794 CAPP Engineering

5372/5382 CAPP Biology 104 Ecosphere In Crisis A/B

6932 CAPP Personal Health and Wellness

6980A/6980B/6980C CAPP Kinesiology Strength A/B/C

8945 CAPP Elements of Studio Art

9025 CAPP Music Theory

9026 CAPP Music and Culture

9737 A/B AP Environmental Science A/B

FVTC Courses

Under the agreement with Fox Valley Technical College, courses are offered at KHS, which may be taken for technical college credit or advanced standing. A student who successfully completes the course and meets pre-established criteria will be eligible to receive high school credit at KHS. These credits will meet KHS graduation requirements.

Awarding of advanced standing credit is at the discretion of Fox Valley Technical College based on industry and business standards. For Advanced Standing, the student must earn a B- or higher grade in the course.

For transcript credit, two grades will be issued. Based on the Kaukauna High School grading scale, the high school grade will be placed on the student’s high school transcript. The FVTC grade, based on the FVTC grading scale, will be the grade placed on the student’s FVTC transcript.

10124A/10124B College Technical Math IA/B

10423 Oral Interpersonal Communication

10463 Written Communication

12917 Introduction to Forensic Science

3772 Concepts of Programming

3787 Intro to SolidWorks

3789 CAD & Geometric Construction

3957 A/B Automotive Maintenance & Light Repair A/B

4302 ECE: Infant and Toddler Development

4304 ECE: Child Development

4707 DC Circuits 1/2

4887 A/B Woodworking - Layout & Sawing Operations A/B