At the July Regular Board Meeting, Dr. Amber Harbin, the Coordinator of Science, Environmental Literacy, Outdoor Education & Advanced Programs, and Dr. Brouke Reynolds, the Coordinator of Innovative Virtual Learning Programs, provided data on the Advanced Placement (AP) test results from the spring 2024 exams.
Students may score a 1-5 on the AP exams. A 3 is considered a passing score.
Based on test results, 53% of AP test takers at North Little Rock High School earned a 3 or more on the exams (an 8% increase from last year). Forty one percent of AP test takers at the Center of Excellence earned a 3 or higher on the exams (a 12% increase from last year).
Advanced Placement (AP) classes are assigned to high school students. This opportunity gives students in grades 9 through 12 a chance to take rigorous, college-level courses with the possibility of earning college credit. Students taking AP classes may earn 5 quality points for an A instead of 4 points by taking the AP Exam.
This link allows you to take a look at the data.
Several of our students received recognition from the Advanced Placement Program for outstanding college-level achievement through their performance on multiple AP Exams.
Please see the AP Scholar award and the criteria below. This link allows you to see that AP courses that are offered in our district.
