Alamo Heights ISD highlights strong AP, SAT results while flagging math gaps
Assistant Superintendent Dr. Jimmy Walker told the site-based team that Alamo Heights earned an A for student achievement, more than half of last year's seniors earned college credit from AP, and 354 students were named AP Scholars, even as math outcomes lag and become a district focus.
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Dr. Jimmy Walker, Alamo Heights ISD assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, presented the district's academic results and noted the district earned an A for student achievement on state measures. "Last year, 354 of our students in this school earned the distinction of being AP scholars," Walker said, stressing the district's unusually broad Advanced Placement program (the high school offers 26 AP courses) and that more than half of last year's seniors earned college credit from AP exams.
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