Son is taking Oct. 6, 2018 SAT with essay and I am doing a dry run on the FREE send scores option. I guess he’s going to want (need?) to send ALL scores rather than trying to custom send to individual schools based on their send scores policy. I just ran through a couple of steps and it is showing all SAT sittings and all subject tests sitting but no AP scores. Is this correct or should his APs being showing up with all scores as well?
AP scores are sent to the school that jends up enrolling after graduation. Most applications allow you to self-report the AP scores but they do not need to be submitted yet so they should not be showing up.
@Gumbymom is correct. In addition, sending the free score report for AP scores is done via the AP answer sheet, so if he takes any AP exams as a senior he can use that to send thisscore report to the college he will be attending.
A follow up to my op, I purchased an All Scores report for my son on Oct. 2, 2018, who’s a hs senior who took SAT with Essay on Oct. 6, 2018. Because he took it with Essay, his All Scores report did not end up going to his schools of choice until AFTER Nov. 1, the date he wanted to have everything in. The reason I was given for this was that the essay was taking that much time to be graded. I made several calls to CB who told me my only option was to send Rush reports (ka-ching!!) and they wouldn’t even include the Oct. 6 result bc its essay was still being “graded”. His essay took WEEKS to be graded. Most schools it didn’t matter but he had a few Early Actions he wanted to have everything submitted by Nov. 1 and he is applying to engineering schools at most of his other schools so Nov. 1 was something he absolutely wanted to hit. I don’t think any schools rejected his EA due to the College Board not transmitting his scores until after Nov. 1 but it was nerve wracking. And no, All Scores reports do not include AP exam scores.
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One lesson learned: any interaction with the College Board will come with a price tag. 
@ctparent2019 Colleges vary as to which AP credit, if any, they accept. When your son makes a decision, check the college’s AP credit policy. If the college awards credit for your son’s scores, then pay to send the official AP score report. If the college does not award credit for his classes or scores, you don’t need to bother sending the report.