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Six Roseville‑area high schools earn College Board AP Honor Roll recognition
Summary
Roseville, Oakmont, Antelope, Woodcreek, West Park and Granite Bay high schools were honored on the College Board AP Honor Roll and several earned AP Access Awards for expanding access and college readiness; the board publicly congratulated staff and students.
District staff presented the College Board’s AP School Honor Roll and AP Access Award recognitions for 2024, announcing that six Roseville Joint Union High School District campuses — Roseville, Oakmont, Antelope, Woodcreek, West Park and Granite Bay — met College Board criteria for expanded AP access and college readiness. Staff provided each school’s metrics for the graduating class (percent of seniors taking at least one AP exam, percent scoring 3+ on an exam, and percent taking five or more AP exams) and noted that several schools also met AP Access Award criteria for participation by underrepresented or low‑income students.
Trustees offered congratulations and applause to school staff and student leaders. The presentation was informational and no board action was required.
