We use Jupiter Grades to communicate with THEO students and Constant Contact to communicate with parents. Upon joining at least one THEO class, you should have received an email with an invitation to join Jupiter Grades.
Jupiter Grades — Keep up with homework and grades. This is also the best place to email your teachers! To learn more about navigating THEO Jupiter Grades, please watch these four short clips on a computer monitor. It doesn’t work well on a phone!
Parents and students must each have their own log in for Jupiter. If your student is too young to have their own email address, no problem. List a second email address for you in place of their student email address!
THEO Database — Update your family information, verify monthly tuition amounts, during January and February register for classes, view your children’s class schedule.
The links above are all to individual sites that require an ID and password, including invites to join. If you are a member of THEO and have not established your user ID and password with Jupiter and the Database, please send an email to admin@theo.solutions.
Which math class should my student take?
Click Math Placement Tests to access the Saxon placement tests. A placement test is required if this is your first year to take Math at THEO!
Need an AP (Advanced Placement) Exam?
Bulletin for AP Students and Parents — Your guide to the AP Program
AP Central — Advanced Placement Information
See below for links and information on how to register for the exam in your school district. REGISTRATION WITH YOUR PUBLIC ISD will occur in October 2019 for the May 2020 tests. During September, don’t delay in calling them if you are planning for your student to take an AP exam!
- Allen — You will find a contact name and the phone number of someone to help you register for the exam. This should be done by October each fall.
- Carrollton/Farmers Branch — Contact Newman Smith High School at 972-968-5200. Tell the receptionist what you need and she will transfer you. You will go through a few steps, online registration, paying the fee in cash (no checks) and a special “bubbling session” at the school. The public schools offer a wide array of AP exams. The private schools offer a handful of exams geared to what their students need.
- Plano — On the PISD site, search for the PSAT/AP Testing for Home Schooled students. You will need to download the AP exam form and mail it to them. Their registration deadline is in October of each school year – the timing change was made by College Board.com
- Richardson — Look in the “Contacts” list for Advanced Placement (PreAP/AP) to find the name and number of the AP Coordinator. This should be done by early October each year.
HB 1844 (passed in 2007) requires local school districts to provide PSAT and AP tests to home-schooled students who live in their attendance area.
Helpful AP Links:
Need the PSAT/NMSQT Exam?
You’ll need to contact your local public or private school.
If you live in PLANO, then click on the link below to find out how to register for the exam:
Live outside of Plano? Contact your ISD by Labor Day or the week following to register your child for the PSAT. They must order the tests by early September from CollegeBoard.com
Also interested in your student taking an AP test, ask about the timing and how to register when you call your public ISD to reserve a PSAT.