The Advanced Placement Program® (AP) enables willing and academically prepared students to pursue college-level studies while still in high school.

The program consists of college-level courses developed by the AP Program that high schools can choose to offer, and corresponding exams that are administered once a year.

AP Courses currently offered at MHS:

• AP English Literature and Composition
• AP English Language and Composition
• AP European History
• AP Human Geography
• AP US History
• AP US Government
• AP Psychology
• AP Macroeconomics
• AP Calculus AB
• AP Calculus BC
• AP Statistics
• AP Computer Science
• AP Biology
• AP Chemistry
• AP Physics C Mech
• AP Environmental Science
• AP Physics 1
• AP Music Theory

Visit the College Board for more information

Greenville County Schools offers students who are currently enrolled in GCS schools a variety of online options to supplement their coursework. Both GCVSP (gr 7-12) and VirtualSC (gr 9-12) are available year-round to current students enrolled in GSC schools. Neither program is Full-Time.

Visit the GCVSP website for more information

MHS offers limited dual credit college courses through Greenville Technical College. Students can earn college credit while earning high school credit. Courses are taught on the MHS campus during the regular school day.  Students must meet specific academic criteria in order to be eligible.

Dual Credit Courses currently offered at MHS:

Plese check back for updated information!

Service learning is a teaching method that combines academic instruction, meaningful service, and critical, reflective thinking to enhance student learning and civic responsibility. It allows students to learn and develop workplace skills and behaviors through participation in service experiences that meet actual community needs. Service projects are coordinated with school and community so that the student applies classroom skills and knowledge in real-life situations. Students experience personal reward and enjoyment, develop concern for others, and network with community leaders while completing work projects that benefit the community.

Service Learning applications are available at the beginning of the spring semester each January. Service Learning is open to juniors and seniors and students must be able to provide their own transportation to their sites. Students are evaluated on a written application (which must be signed by a parent,) attendance records, discipline records, three teacher recommendations and a brief interview with the Service Learning teacher.

Teachers recommend potential Service Learning students based on the following characteristics: Compassionate, Dependable, Good Judgment, Honest, Responsible, Trustworthy, and Work Ethic. Because students leave the MHS campus during the day to volunteer in the community, students must be judged to be an excellent representative for Mauldin High School.

Students interested in Service Learning should contact Mrs. Keeler by e-mail or stop by D-115 for more information.

Mrs. Keeler's Service Learning Website