Changing the world starts in the classroom

Made possible through an exclusive partnership between the College Board and WE, AP with WE Service is a program that offers AP teachers the opportunity to incorporate service-learning into their existing courses. We’re excited to announce that it’s now available in ALL AP Courses! Two curriculum modules have been developed by the College Board, WE and active AP teachers to align with the AP Course Framework. This enables teachers and students to engage with relevant coursework through a local and global context. Upon successful completion of program requirements, students can earn a recognition on their AP Score Report, as well as their high school transcript.

AP with WE Service Scholarship

Made possible by The Allstate Foundation, the AP with WE Service Scholarship was created to recognize students for the completion of their service-learning projects and reward exceptional students who have made a positive impact on their local and global communities. Two $50,000 scholarships will be awarded to students or student groups.

Thank you to The Allstate Foundation for empowering students to reach their full potential as future citizens to change our world for the better.

College Board | Supported by our national sponsor
College Board | Supported by our national sponsor
A UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP

The Allstate Foundation helps create prosperous communities where people are inspired to fulfill their hopes and dreams. One of the ways the foundation does this is through the Good Starts Young Program, which enables youth to develop social and emotional learning skills through service learning, leading to success in school, in the workplace, and throughout their adult lives. That's why The Allstate Foundation teamed up with WE and CollegeBoard to support AP with WE Service.

AP Teachers

After opting in to the AP with WE Service program, educators select from one of two curriculum modules that have been developed by the College Board, WE and active AP teachers to align with the AP Course Framework. Teachers are expected to spend up to 10 hours of in-class instruction working through the curriculum module, while students will spend an additional 20 hours outside of the classroom completing service-learning related projects.

 AP teachers in a meeting
 AP teachers in a meeting

Already an AP® with WE Service Teacher?

Return to the College Board site to download your AP with WE Service Curriculum Modules and don’t forget to create your Digital Portfolio.

 AP students taking notes in class
 AP students taking notes in class

AP Students

By incorporating service-learning into existing AP courses, students learn about social issues while earning an AP with WE Service Recognition on their AP Score Report and high school transcript. They spend up to 10 hours in-class examining the root causes of social issues and planning actions—locally, nationally and globally. They also spend approximately 20 hours outside the classroom completing a related service project. This program helps deepen student’s leadership and social skills, critical thinking abilities and civic engagement while broadening their college, university and career choices.

Already an AP® with WE Service Student?

Ask your AP teacher for your link to your AP with WE Service Digital Portfolio.

Best practices and effectiveness of service-learning

Service-learning engages students and educators with their community in a way that encourages students to meet their learning objectives while helping to meet the community’s needs through the work that they take on. To learn more about the impacts of service-learning, download Best Practices and Effectiveness of Service Learning, a compilation of research by two highly decorated educators.