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AP pass rates climb and SAT means top state and national averages, district guidance director says
Summary
The district reported higher AP outcomes in 2025 (78.3% of AP exam scores 3+) and a district SAT three-year mean of 1082 for the class of 2025, with participation and school-level breakdowns provided; staff noted possible college-credit gains for students scoring 3–5 depending on individual colleges.
Mr. Green (Director, guidance) presented Advanced Placement and SAT results to the board, highlighting gains in AP performance and district SAT means above state and national averages.
The district reported 693 students participated in AP coursework last year across the three high schools and 1,471 AP exams were administered. “In 2025, the percentage of students scoring a 3 or higher was 78.3, which ... was a significant increase from the 69.3 [percent] last year,” Green said, and provided school-level breakdowns (High School East 84%, North 84%, South 65%). He also reviewed AP scholar and capstone award counts by school.
On SAT reporting, Green said the class of 2025 counted 458 students and the three-year mean reported by the College Board was 1082 districtwide; he stated district means exceeded state and national averages and provided per-school figures. Green reminded the board that AP scores of 3, 4 or 5 "may" be eligible for college credit depending on the receiving institution.
Green said detailed per-school tables and the full AP/SAT slides are included in the presentation packet and available to board members and families for review.
