Yeah, there are plenty of schools that don't even try, which is really a shame. But as far as I know most high schools don't really provide IT setups for parti

Yeah, there are plenty of schools that don't even try, which is really a shame. But as far as I know most high schools don't really provide IT setups for particular exams. So I think there would almost certainly be schools where a random math teacher cobbled together machines for the course but just doesn't have the time or training to set them up for AP's testing requirements. It's also not trivial to build testing software to run on machines used for other purposes. AP/The College Board is pretty serious about cheating. So what happens if the test software freezes and the student instinctively hits alt-tab and his IDE is open with his classwork?