St. Cloud High School named to Advanced Placement Honor Roll

  • St. Cloud High School offers 23 AP classes, from 2D Art to Calculus. The school currently has over 700 students enrolled in AP coursework, and will administer over 1,100 AP exams this spring.
    St. Cloud High School offers 23 AP classes, from 2D Art to Calculus. The school currently has over 700 students enrolled in AP coursework, and will administer over 1,100 AP exams this spring.

St. Cloud High School has been named to the Advanced Placement Program (AP) School Honor Roll, earning Silver distinction, the College Board has announced.

The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools whose AP programs are, “Delivering results for students while broadening access.”

Per the school district, St. Cloud High School had 65% of seniors who took at least one AP exam during high school, 35% of seniors scoring a ‘3’ or higher on at least one AP exam – earning immediate college credit - and 12% of seniors who took five or more AP exams.

St. Cloud High School offers 23 AP classes, from 2D Art to Calculus. The school currently has over 700 students enrolled in AP coursework, and will administer over 1,100 AP exams this spring.

“This designation validates all the hard and intentional work our students and teachers put forth daily,” St. Cloud High School Principal Nate Fancher. “AP coursework has given the vast majority of our graduates the tools to be successful in their next steps, and we will continue to intentionally plan to grow our AP program here at St. Cloud High School.”