Haven Happenings

How are students preparing for AP tests?

While Advanced Placement exams are right around the corner for many students, study routines and preparation look different for each person.

Charlie Grueser ’28, Reporter • Apr 26, 2026

Hannah Kille ’27 (Charlie Grueser ’28)

Hannah Kille ’27

“I'm going to some review sessions for my fall classes, and reviewing the chapters that we've done in my spring classes.”

Madeline Beck ’28 (Charlie Grueser ’28)

Madeline Beck ’28

“We do a lot of practice AP tests to know what is going to be on the test, and I practice dictation when I'm at home and ask my teacher lots of questions to understand the material more.”

Scott Snyder ’27 (Charlie Grueser ’28)

Scott Snyder ’27

“I am going through each unit every night. I have a whiteboard in my bedroom, and I write this stuff down, and I say it fast to myself, and then, if I know it, then I'm good. I do that every single night.”

Philomena Duffield ’28 (Charlie Grueser ’28)

Philomena Duffield ’28

“I’m checking all my Quizlets. I'm also checking AP Classroom at least every other day to make sure I'm kept up with material for the AP test.”

Tess Kelly ’26 (Charlie Grueser ’28)

Tess Kelly ’26

“I'm kind of just paying attention in class and hoping.”

About the Contributor

Charlie Grueser ’28, Reporter

Charlie Grueser is a sophomore at Haven and excited for his first year with the Panther Press. Outside of Panther Press, he enjoys tennis, drawing and animating, and playing bass guitar.

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