IU courses offered through the ACP are taught during the regular school day in the high school by ACP-certified high school teachers with IU adjunct lecturer status. These teachers are selected and trained by IU faculty.
ACP courses provide a challenging college curriculum and productive secondary school experience that can be applied to post-secondary education. Each course covers the same content, has the same expectations, and gives the same credit as the course taught at the IU campus - compare using the IU system-wide course catalog. High school teachers are required to follow the proposed IU syllabi, methodologies, textbooks, and other instructional materials with some flexibility to accommodate individual teaching style. Academic standards of ACP courses are high, and student success will depend upon good work and study habits.
Note: If you are an ACP Instructor, find the course-specific guidelines in the ACP Instructor & School Handbook.