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Audubon reports jump in AP success; three classes achieve 100% pass rate
Summary
Superintendent told the board that 83 students took 144 AP exams this year and 80% scored a 3–5, up from 50% in 2022; three teachers had 100% pass rates and will be acknowledged in September.
Audubon Public School District Superintendent Miss Allen reported a substantial increase in Advanced Placement performance, saying 83 students took a total of 144 AP exams and “the percent of students that received a three, four or five is 80%,” an improvement from 50% in 2022 and 74% last year. The district plans a formal recognition in September for teachers and students.
Miss Allen named three classes that posted perfect pass rates: AP Chemistry with Mr. Harter, AP pre‑calculus with Mr. McKe, and AP English Language and Composition with Miss Morrison. “All three of those teachers had 100% of their students pass the AP exam,” she said. A parent in the meeting later praised the district’s outreach when assistant principals personally called families of students who passed, describing the calls as a “touching gesture.”
The board discussed follow‑up reporting and a planned presentation by Mr. Burke on AP data in August or September to show disaggregated performance and growth trends. Board members also flagged alignment questions between in‑person and Option 2/online AP coursework, with one member urging consistent midterm and grading expectations across delivery models.
