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York reports strong AP results and submits ESEA grant application

York School Committee · August 6, 2026
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Summary

District staff reported an average AP score of 3.49 and that 81.4% of AP exams scored 3 or higher; the district also submitted its ESEA (Title) application with preliminary allocations of about $76,000 (Title I), $44,000 (Title II) and $10,000 (Title IV).

A district staff member told the committee that the district submitted its Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) application on Aug. 1 and provided preliminary Title allocations: about $76,000 for Title I, roughly $44,000 for Title II, and about $10,000 for Title IV. The staff member said the state review of project plans usually takes about two weeks.

The same presenter reviewed Advanced Placement (AP) results from the spring: 110 York High School students took 210 AP exams across roughly 20 subjects, producing a district average score of 3.49 and an 81.4% pass rate (scores of 3 or higher). The presenter noted subject-level highlights (for example, 100% pass rates in eight AP courses and a 4.0 average in AP English Language for a 26-student cohort).

Committee members applauded the students and teachers during the report and no formal votes were required for the academic updates.