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Lawson cluster presents K–12 ‘journey map’; district highlights expanded AP access and rising pass rates
Summary
Lawson cluster leaders described a K–12 pathway focused on leadership and applied learning, and district staff reported more than 5,000 students enrolled in AP courses with the pass rate rising from about 34% in 2020 to over 60% last year. MNPS also said it covers 100% of AP exam fees for families.
Leaders from the James Lawson cluster presented a K–12 "journey map" to the Metro Nashville Public Schools board that, they said, connects elementary leadership development to applied college- and career-focused pathways at Lawson High School.
"This cluster is intentionally aligned to ensure students graduate not only ready, but also equipped to lead," said an introducing cluster leader. Executive principal Dr. Steven Schafer described priorities including leadership, advanced academics and workforce preparation; presenters highlighted student service projects, a robust AV academy and countywide partnerships.
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