<p>When does my high school and my AP teacher get my score report?
I heard that high schools get it in September, but like when in September?
Does anyone know more specific time frame for that?
and if I did good or bad on the AP exams, would there be any "advantages" or "disadvantages" to my high school and the teacher?</p>
<p>What do you mean by advantages or disadvantages to your high school and teacher?</p>
<p>Score reports are issued to schools at about the same time they’re issued to students. Mine’s sitting locked in a mailroom at the moment. 
I know some schools have already received theirs.</p>
<p>Certain jurisdictions offer rewards to either the high schools or the teachers based on student performance on AP exams. For instance, in the state of Florida, some additional funding is based on whether or not students pass the AP tests. Systems that offer merit pay could conceivably offer rewards to teachers based on student performance, although I don’t personally know of any such systems.</p>
<p>But the systems that are offered are not universal across schools or states. For instance, in my state, the district gets nothing, and a 90+% pass rate only doubles my AP bonus of $0.</p>