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District reports AP participation increases and a 3-year SAT mean slightly above state average

Board of Education of the Toms River Regional Schools · October 9, 2024
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Summary

John Green presented AP and SAT results: 715 students took 1,499 AP exams with a district share of 3+ scores modestly higher this year; the district three-year SAT mean was reported as 1065, with 447 class-of-2024 students counted as SAT test-takers.

The curriculum presentation included AP and SAT results for the district. John Green said 715 students across all three high schools took AP exams this year and the district administered 1,499 AP exams; he said the percent of students scoring a 3 or higher increased slightly to about 69.34% districtwide for the reported year.

Turning to the SAT, Green said the report summarizes the class of 2024 on a three-year average; 447 students in the class of 2024 were counted as SAT test takers for the district report. “As a district, we scored 1,065, which was slightly above the state and slightly above the national average,” he told the board. Board members asked for school-level score breakdowns; Green agreed to provide detailed per-class scores to the board on request.

Board members also asked whether academy students’ scores appear under their home-school or their academy-host school; Green confirmed that students’ results are reported at the school where the academy is hosted.