Their Advanced Placement test grades are history — and so is their carefree summer.
An administrative error is forcing more than 300 students at Queens’ Bayside HS to return to the books after their AP scores were voided because the kids hadn’t been seated according to regulations for the May tests.
They learned of the snafu last week.
AP tests give college credits to students who score well — which, in turn, can reduce tuition.
Principal Michael Athy didn’t explain the nature of the testing impropriety but maintained the school’s seating procedures hadn’t changed in nine years.