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We have met or exceeded our goals and provided thousands of students with access to rigorous, college-level coursework who previously did not have such opportunities. It has been such a pleasure working with schools, teachers, and students from across the state. I continue to be inspired by the devoted work and support from our TDOE partners, our APAA team, school districts, and most importantly, the untiring dedication and hard work of online teachers and students.  \nThroughout this report, you will hear directly from counselors, teachers, and students that we serve. Their stories show how access toAP courses can change the lives of students from all backgroundsand areas across the state. You will see how one student from Nashville will enter Boston College this fall with 24 credits earned. You will also see under-classmen experiencing APfor the first time—gaining skills and confidence to take on future rigorous courses. All of these students drive us as we continue our mission.  \nAP Access for ALL also offers incredible support for teachers and students within the classroom. By offering scholarships to attend professional development atAP Summer Institutes and mini grants to provide funds for teachers to purchase supplies, theAPAA program was able to plant the seeds for some to start offering their first in-person classes while also helping other schools sustain and grow their AP course offerings. We look forward to offering both of these opportunities to our schools again in the second year of this program.  \nIn closing, none of this would be possible without the support of the Tennessee Department of Education. The Niswonger Foundation is grateful to have them as a partner to fulfill this vision of truly providing AP Access for ALL students. We look forward to keeping this momentum going and providing countless opportunities for many years to come.  \nReasons to Enroll Students with AP Access for ALL  \nStudents can explore potential career paths  \nLack of AP classes or teachers at school  \nStudents can avoid scheduling conflicts  \n www.TNAPAccessforALL.org  \nReady, Set, Succeed!  \nAP Access for ALL 2021-2022  \nBy the Numbers  \n544  \nStudents Achieved College Ready or Better Scores  \n42  \nSchools Enrolled Students Who Previously Did NOT Have Access toAP  \n599  \nTeachers Received Scholarships to attend AP Summer Institutes  \n\n| | Students saved an estimated $454,000 in potential college fees by allowing them to earn college credit and skip introductory classes. |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| | Schools saved approximately $100,000 in exam fees. |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| | School districts saved an estimated $300,000 by training AP teachers for free. |\n| --- | --- |\n\nPrepare students for D.E. and college level courses  \nStudents can earn FREE college credit  \nHelp students build college skills and confidence  \nAnnual Report 2022  3   \nEnrolling Students  \nAcross Tennessee  \nGiving Every Student the Opportunity to Earn Free College Credit  \nThe AP Access for ALL program is proud to announce that 90% of public school systems in Tennessee have partnered with us to give their students access to a wide range of online AP courses.  \nDuring the 2021-2022 school year, almost 200 high schools enrolled students in at least one AP Access for ALL course. These schools understood that whether one student or 100 students enrolled, we wanted to provide as many opportunities as possible. 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