Advanced Placement exams are taken in May of each year by high school students who have completed advanced level courses. These tests, developed by the College Board, allow students to receive advanced placement and college credit at many colleges and universities. Last year 809 students took 11 subject area examinations and earned passing scores on 458 examinations. These schools are scheduled for construction during the next 7-10 years and will provide classrooms for approximately 12,000 new students. Everyone in the community is responsible for creating an environment for lifelong learning.
All students can learn and be successful.
High expectations generate high success. Diversity is recognized as a strength and a valuable resource that is accepted and respected by the organization. Learning is enhanced by caring and trusting relationships. Celebrations of efforts encourage risk taking and growth. Personal relationships are the strength and foundation of the organization.