Report to the North Carolina General Assembly

Public Schools of North Carolina State Board of Education Department of Public Instruction

Broaden Successful Participation in Advanced Courses §115C-83.4A. Advanced courses

Date Due: November 15, 2014 Report # 65 DPI Chronological Schedule, 2014-15

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Report to the North Carolina General Assembly: §115C-83.4A ~ Advanced Courses

In response to G.S.115C-83.4A, the NC Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) established the NC Advanced Placement Partnership (NCAPP) in May 2014 with the College Board. The NCAPP’s purpose is to broaden access and successful participation in advanced coursework in NC’s public schools. According to G.S. 115C-83.4A, “It is the intent of the State of North Carolina to enhance accessibility and encourage students to enroll in and successfully complete more rigorous advanced courses to enable success in postsecondary education for all students.”

The College Board and NCDPI began work in May 2014 to determine eligible low-performing districts for targeted participation and opportunities for state-wide efforts. Currently, there are 23 NC school districts that are participating in the NCAPP as “targeted districts” with focused support. NCAPP also provides state- wide support through face-to-face and online professional development opportunities open to all school districts across the state. College Board and the NCDPI have worked together to ensure a successful start of the NCAPP.

The NCAPP is a timely partnership for NC’s public schools. The state’s most recent data from the College Board shows remarkable gains in 2013-14 with significant increase in exam participation and success for all students.

• The number of AP Exam-Takers in North Carolina’s public schools increased 13.0% from 2013 to 2014, as compared to a 5.8% increase in AP Exam-Takers in public schools nationwide. In total, 57,035 NC public school students took 105,557 AP exams, with 58,802 receiving a proficient score.

• AP participation and performance for Black students in North Carolina’s public schools continues to outpace the participation and performance for Black students seen nationwide. The number of Black AP Exam-Takers in North Carolina’s public schools increased 26.8% from 2013 to 2014, as compared to an 8.2% increase in Black AP Exam-Takers in public schools nationwide.

• AP participation and performance for Hispanic students in North Carolina’s public schools continues to outpace the participation and performance for Hispanic students seen nationwide. The number of Hispanic AP Exam- Takers in North Carolina’s public schools increased 32.1% from 2013 to 2014, as compared to a 9.1% increase in Hispanic AP Exam-Takers in public schools nationwide.

This success is a direct result of hard work by NC’s teachers and districts. With NCAPP’s sustained efforts of professional development and technical assistance, the State Board of Education and NCDPI expect even further progress to increase access and successful participation in Advanced Placement courses across NC and further meet the intent of the legislation.

Report Requirements This report responds to the requirements of the legislation enacted in SL 2013- 360, Broaden Successful Participation in Advanced Courses. The State Board of Education report fulfills some requests, while others are fulfilled by the companion College Board NCAPP Report.

The following table reviews the report requirements and indicates which report addresses the required information:

The North Carolina Advanced Placement Partnership's State Board of report to the NCDPI and the assessment of that report. Education Report

Number of students enrolled in advanced courses and State Board of participating in advanced course examinations, including Education Report demographic information by gender, race, and free-and reduced-price lunch status. College Board NCAPP Report

Student performance on advanced course State Board of examinations, including information by course, local Education Report school administrative unit, and school. College Board NCAPP Report

Number of students participating in 10th grade College Board PSAT/NMSQT testing. NCAPP Report

Number of teachers attending summer institutes offered College Board by the North Carolina Advanced Placement Partnership. NCAPP Report

Distribution of funding appropriated for advanced course State Board of testing fees and professional development by local Education Report school administrative unit and school.

Status and efforts of the North Carolina Advanced State Board of Placement Partnership. Education Report

College Board NCAPP Report

Basic Status and Efforts of NCAPP

NCAPP Targeted Districts NCDPI and College Board invited low-performing districts to join NCAPP with focused participation. Of the 30 invited school districts, 23 school districts decided to join the NCAPP for 2014-15. Districts who were invited to participate were low-performing in the areas of ACT composite, math rigor, overall performance composite scores, AP participation and performance. Furthermore, school districts already part of the District and School Transformation Division outreach were also invited.

2014-15 NCAPP Targeted Districts Anson County Bertie County Clinton City Columbus Duplin County County

Edgecombe Greene Hoke Lee Lenoir County County County County County

Lexington City Montgomery Nash-Rocky Northampton Pitt County Mount County County

Richmond Robeson Sampson Scotland Thomasville County County County County City

Warren Washington Wayne County County County

NCAPP State-Wide Efforts In addition to focused district support through professional development and technical assistance, NCAPP is working with state-wide efforts. In particular, select numbers of teachers from school districts across the state are invited to participate in content-based professional development opportunities. Further state-wide efforts are occurring, including webinars to support systemic change and program development and school counselor focused professional development.

AP and IB Current Course Enrollment Data See Table I and Table II for the 2014-15 student enrollment data for AP and IB courses in NC’s 115 traditional LEAs and Charter Schools. The student enrollment data is disaggregated by gender, race/ethnicity, and free-reduced lunch status. All student data is masked at the appropriate level.

AP Examination Participation and Performance Data Due to the size of this data set, see DPI’s Accountability website at http://www.ncpublicschools.org/accountability/reporting/sat/ for this information. This data file includes LEA and school level data of AP course exam participation and performance, by gender, race/ethnicity, and low-income status, as reported by College Board. All student data is masked at the appropriate level.

Distribution of NCAPP Funding This school year will be the first year when all students’ test and registration fees are covered by NCDPI through the NCAPP legislation. Students must be enrolled in the corresponding AP and IB courses to have the fees covered. NCDPI has developed a process for payment of all AP and IB exams and registration fees for all NC public school students in traditional LEAs and Charter Schools. NCDPI will be able report actual funding distribution after this initial school year; as of this point, no test fees have been allocated.

NCDPI Response to NCAPP Report NCDPI received the NCAPP Annual Report from College Board in September 2014 and it reflects the initial progress of the NCAPP since May 2014 as well as basic data. The NCAPP Report can be found after the data tables in this report.

NCDPI is pleased with the progress of the NCAPP and the Annual Report submitted by College Board. The College Board is committed to serving NC school districts and continues to partner with NCDPI to ensure effective implementation. NCDPI is particularly pleased that the Director of the NCAPP is a previous administrator from a NC school district and, consequently, has experience and understanding of the state and districts. NCDPI received comprehensive data from College Board in October 2014. This data was then cross-referenced with our school district names and prepared for this NCAPP legislative report.

Table I: Current 2014-15 Student Enrollment: Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

FRL IB Course TOTAL GENDER RACE and ETHNIC GROUPS Status Name Total Total Total Female Male Asian Female Male Asian Female Students Students Students AP Biology 6444 3930 2514 634 96 729 411 7 4359 208 <5 1274 AP Calculus AB 10695 5180 5513 1052 77 1240 729 19 7263 312 <5 1954 AP Calculus BC 4307 1890 2416 823 19 310 221 8 2780 144 <5 507 AP Chemistry 3508 1732 1776 408 33 286 216 9 2446 110 <5 543 AP Chinese Language and 60 34 26 41 <5 <5 <5 <5 12 7 <5 3 Culture AP Comparative Government and 754 369 385 77 <5 59 36 <5 559 23 <5 75 Politics AP Computer 964 194 770 111 <5 88 53 <5 664 43 <5 146 Science AP English Language and 15208 9630 5577 881 132 2091 1051 18 10526 508 <5 3017 Composition AP English Literature and 13020 8256 4763 697 98 2051 988 20 8716 447 <5 2753 Composition AP Environmental 13036 7235 5799 906 78 1469 925 17 9206 433 <5 2046 Science AP European 2683 1452 1230 129 10 270 187 <5 1991 91 <6 493 History AP French Language and 356 255 101 43 <5 33 26 <5 248 6 <7 44 Culture AP German Language and 107 46 61 <5 <5 <5 7 <5 90 7 <8 6 Culture AP Human 6517 3507 3010 576 20 700 395 8 4622 196 <9 953 Geography AP Italian Language and <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <10 <5 Culture AP Japanese Language and 27 10 17 10 <5 <5 <5 <5 7 <5 <11 <5 Culture AP Latin 135 79 56 22 <5 <5 <5 <5 105 <5 <12 9 AP 678 270 408 106 <5 41 37 <5 468 23 <13 56 Macroeconomics AP 627 249 378 55 <5 33 32 <5 487 17 <14 58 Microeconomics AP Music 817 363 454 59 <5 82 45 <5 591 38 <15 142 Theory AP Physics 1- 2755 908 1847 451 14 215 160 8 1803 104 <16 382 Algebra-Based AP Physics 2- 601 175 426 112 10 37 22 <5 392 24 <17 67 Algebra-Based AP Physics C - 230 62 168 40 <5 8 6 <5 168 8 <18 9 Mechanics AP Physics C- Electricity and 170 49 121 58 <5 <5 5 <5 95 10 <19 <5 Magnetism AP Psychology 15431 9614 5817 1081 94 2260 1254 24 10193 524 <20 3098 AP Seminar 102 71 31 5 <5 16 8 <5 72 <5 <21 27 AP Spanish Language and 1104 735 369 101 7 88 374 <5 495 38 <22 302 Culture AP Spanish Literature and 477 323 154 27 <5 62 189 2 190 7 <23 182 Culture AP Statistics 9981 5325 4656 811 52 958 625 14 7206 315 <24 1530 AP Studio Art- 2- 574 438 136 26 <5 52 51 <5 417 23 <25 111 D Design AP Studio Art- 3- 56 36 20 5 <5 7 5 <5 37 <5 <26 13 D Design

AP Studio Art- 529 378 151 35 <5 79 56 <5 344 14 <27 145 Drawing AP United 17572 9723 7848 1033 152 2324 1272 27 12179 584 <28 3621 States History AP US Government and 6501 3345 3155 370 105 759 423 7 4633 203 <29 1168 Politics AP World 5761 3095 2666 471 77 671 346 6 4011 179 <30 959 History

Table II: Current 2014-15 Student Enrollment: International Baccalaureate (IB) Courses

FRL TOTAL GENDER RACE and ETHNIC GROUPS Status IB Course Name Two or Free and Total Amer. His- Pac. Unkn- Female Male Asian Black White More Reduced Students Indian panic Islander own Races Lunch IB Approaches to 14 11 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 6 <5 <5 <5 Learning SL IB Biology HL 715 455 260 45 5 216 52 5 371 21 <5 208 IB Biology SL 771 535 236 62 <5 223 57 <5 409 17 <5 211 IB Business 260 138 122 8 <5 25 15 <5 208 <5 <5 34 Management IB Chemistry HL 96 49 47 22 <5 24 <5 <5 46 <5 <5 21 IB Chemistry SL 485 266 219 54 <5 115 40 <5 261 9 <5 130 IB Computer Science <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 HL IB Computer Science 9 <5 6 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 7 <5 <5 <5 SL IB Dance HL 6 6 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 5 <5 <5 <5 IB Dance SL 19 18 <5 <5 <5 5 5 <5 8 <5 <5 6 IB Economics SL 26 9 17 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 22 <5 <5 <5 IB Environmental Systems & Societies 386 255 131 32 <5 78 35 <5 229 9 <5 87 SL IB Film HL 48 30 18 7 <5 6 <5 <5 31 <5 <5 <5 IB Film SL 91 52 39 5 <5 7 6 <5 71 <5 <5 <5 IB French ab initio 22 14 8 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 15 <5 <5 <5 IB Further Math HL 30 10 20 23 <5 <5 <5 <5 7 <5 <5 <5 IB Geography SL 66 35 31 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 58 <5 <5 <5 IB History of the 1836 1130 706 136 9 530 146 6 969 39 <5 541 Americas HL IB Information Tech in 132 74 58 15 <5 39 7 <5 67 <5 <5 37 a Global Society IB Language A (English)- Language & 492 306 186 28 6 165 30 <5 252 10 <5 160 Literature HL IB Language A (English)- Language & 160 96 64 13 <5 59 17 <5 67 <5 <5 42 Literature SL IB Language A 1128 692 436 86 12 317 94 6 586 27 <5 321 (English)- Literature HL IB Language A 378 235 143 33 <5 77 32 <5 227 6 <5 86 (English)- Literature SL IB Language B- French 74 57 17 6 <5 15 8 <5 42 <5 <5 22 HL IB Language B- French 289 176 113 24 <5 68 50 <5 135 6 <5 104 SL IB Language B- <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 German HL IB Language B- 13 5 8 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 10 <5 <5 <5 German SL IB Language B- Latin 15 8 7 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 8 <5 <5 <5 HL IB Language B- Latin 147 84 63 7 <5 6 <5 <5 125 <5 <5 10 SL IB Language B- 13 7 6 11 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 Mandarin HL IB Language B- 20 10 10 8 <5 <5 <5 <5 8 <5 <5 <5 Mandarin SL IB Language B- 288 175 113 16 <5 32 31 <5 196 10 <5 52 Spanish HL IB Language B- 849 527 322 62 <5 275 73 <5 413 19 <5 260 Spanish SL IB Mathematical 934 624 310 59 6 311 94 <5 444 18 <5 335 Studies SL IB Mathematics HL 78 41 37 14 <5 <5 <5 <5 53 <5 <5 6 IB Mathematics SL 996 556 440 87 <5 135 63 5 679 22 <5 167 IB Music HL 5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 IB Music SL 70 40 30 <5 <5 10 7 <5 48 <5 <5 11 IB Philosophy HL 41 30 11 8 <5 <5 <5 <5 26 <5 <5 9 IB Philosophy SL 279 158 121 24 <5 57 <5 <5 184 8 <5 52 IB Physics HL 137 48 89 13 <5 16 8 <5 96 <5 <5 15 IB Physics SL 195 69 126 8 <5 24 17 <5 138 6 <5 22 IB Psychology HL 221 146 75 11 <5 36 14 <5 150 6 <5 45 IB Psychology SL 527 343 184 32 <5 152 45 <5 283 11 <5 171 IB Spanish ab initio 13 9 <5 <5 <5 6 <5 <5 5 <5 <5 7 IB Sports Exercise and 39 22 17 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 33 <5 <5 <5 Health Science SL IB Theatre HL 43 33 10 <5 <5 9 <5 <5 29 <5 <5 8 IB Theatre SL 73 53 20 5 <5 17 5 <5 43 <5 <5 24 IB Theory of 1733 1044 689 149 11 379 134 8 1008 43 <5 382 Knowledge IB Twentieth Century 670 395 275 64 7 101 54 <5 421 21 <5 130 World Topics SL IB Visual Arts HL 123 97 26 10 <5 15 13 <5 84 <5 <5 23 IB Visual Arts SL 109 77 32 7 <5 30 18 <5 46 <5 <5 48 IB World Religions SL 14 5 9 <5 <5 <5 <5 <5 11 <5 <5 <5

External Reviewer NCDPI is in the process of establishing an external reviewer. This external reviewer will evaluate the first full year of implementation in summer 2015.

Companion College Board NC AP Partnership Annual Report Please refer to the following report prepared by College Board and submitted to NCDPI for remaining report requirements.

Sept. 22, 2014

Dear Members of State Board of Education and NC Department of Public Instruction Staff,

On behalf of the College Board, I am pleased to present the 2013-2014 NC AP Partnership (NCAPP) Annual Report. As required by statute 115C-83.4A, this report will be delivered annually to keep you informed of the Partnership’s implementation efforts and progress. As this is the first year of the Partnership, the data in this report will serve as a baseline as we look ahead to the future of the Partnership.

The mission of the Partnership between The College Board and the state of North Carolina is to prepare, inspire, and connect students to postsecondary success and opportunity, with a particular focus on minority students and students who are underrepresented in postsecondary education. The purpose of the Partnership is therefore to assist in improving college readiness of secondary students and to assist secondary schools to ensure that students have access to high-quality, rigorous academics with a focus on access to Advanced Placement courses.

The College Board and the Department of Public Instruction worked together to identify twenty-three low-performing districts to target for direct support and resources. In these districts, the Partnership supports focused efforts at developing a college-going culture in schools, and each of the twenty-three participating district are provided guidance in implementing rigorous academic programs. Additionally, through extensive and on-going professional development and the extensive use of data, administrators, teachers, and counselors learn and use the tools to make this revolutionary reform possible. The College Board guides each NCAPP District as it redesigns and transforms its delivery of academic programs, refits master schedules, offers more advanced level courses, and delivers a philosophy of rigor to teachers, counselors, families, and school communities.

In addition to these focused efforts in target districts, NCAPP has had a state-wide impact, delivering professional development scholarships statewide to three hundred AP teachers for AP Summer Institutes in June-Aug. 2014, and 250 teachers this fall for AP One-Day Workshops. Three hundred and twenty scholarships for 2015 AP Summer Institutes will be available for teachers this spring. There will also be a Middle Level Colloquium in the early spring targeted at middle school staff to build the pipeline of prepared students and trained teachers in pre-AP teaching strategies.

Assessment, professional development, student support, data diagnosis, and leadership training are part of what we bring to these districts and schools. At the same time, we will continue to help increase student participation and success in Advanced Placement courses. By providing high standards and expectations for students in each classroom, these districts will better prepare all students for a lifetime of success. We deeply believe in the power of this work to transform students’ lives, and we are delighted to be partnering with DPI in this effort.

Sincerely,

Kathleen Koch Director, NC AP Partnership The College Board 1431 Longbrook Dr. Charlotte, NC 28270 704.534.6455 (phone) 850.521.4921 (fax) [email protected]

NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

I. Mission and Purpose of the NC AP Partnership:

II. Driving Governance:

G.S. 115C-83.4A. Advanced Courses. According to statute, it is “the intent of the State of North Carolina to enhance accessibility and encourage students to enroll in and successfully complete more rigorous advanced courses to enable success in postsecondary education for all students.”

III. 2013-2014 Results:

AP Course Participation:  Enrollment in advanced courses, including demographic information by gender, race, and FRL status. DPI to provide enrollment data

Funding Distribution:  Distribution of funding appropriated for advanced course testing fees and professional development by local school administrative unit and school. DPI to provide funding distribution

Teacher Professional Development: • Number of teachers across the state attending 2014 AP summer institutes offered by NCAPP: 300

AP Performance: • The number of AP Exam-Takers in North Carolina’s public schools increased 13.0% from 2013 to 2014, as compared to a 5.8% increase in AP Exam-Takers in public schools nationwide. In total 57,035 NC public school students took 105,557 AP exams, with 58,802 receiving a proficient score.

 AP participation and performance for Black students in North Carolina’s public schools continues to outpace the participation and performance for Black students seen nationwide. The number of Black AP Exam-Takers in North Carolina’s public schools increased 26.8% from 2013 to 2014, as compared to an 8.2% increase in Black AP Exam-Takers in public schools nationwide.

• AP participation and performance for Hispanic students in North Carolina’s public schools continues to outpace the participation and performance for Hispanic students seen nationwide. The number of Hispanic AP Exam-Takers in North Carolina’s public schools increased 32.1% from 2013 to 2014, as compared to a 9.1% increase in Hispanic AP Exam-Takers in public schools nationwide.

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 Student performance on AP examinations for all AP Students in North Carolina Public Schools:

High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 340112 A C Reynolds High School 240 379 258 341985 A L Brown Senior High School 110 154 86 341546 Alamance-Burlington Middle College 0 0 - 340035 Albemarle High School 23 27 8 343938 Alexander Central High School 130 209 104 341295 Alger B Wilkins High School 0 0 - 343700 Alleghany High School 23 31 10 340065 Andrews High School 8 8 <5 344081 Anson Challenge Academy 0 0 - 343131 Anson County Early College 0 0 - 344080 Anson High School 124 231 11 344077 Anson New Technology High School 0 0 - 340085 Apex High School 480 886 720 340735 Ardrey Kell High School 976 1,684 1,328 341445 Ashbrook Senior High School 10 20 12 344270 Ashe County High School 79 132 86 340103 Asheboro High School 183 263 111 340140 Asheville High School 287 686 463 340120 Asheville School 131 358 240 343196 Athens Drive Senior High School 402 783 653 344446 Atkins Academic/Technology High School 85 176 128 342885 Avery County High School 20 26 9 342886 Avery High STEM Academy 19 24 9 340195 Ayden-Grifton High School 52 86 14 340610 Bandys High School 98 146 80 344510 Bartlett Yancey High School 70 119 20 344336 Bear Grass Charter School 0 0 - 344181 Beaufort County Early College High School 0 0 - 344358 Beddingfield High School 29 29 3 341590 Ben L Smith High School 185 303 12 344394 Bertie Early College High School 0 0 - 344392 Bertie High School 17 22 0 340330 Bessemer City High School 19 28 <5 341490 Blue Ridge Early College 0 0 - 340445 Brevard Senior High School 67 107 82 340405 Brunswick County Early College High School <5 <5 - 340121 Buncombe Community School 0 0 - 340128 Buncombe County Early College 0 0 - 340745 Bunker Hill High School 85 134 28 340475 Bunn High School 51 55 32 342730 Burke Middle College 0 0 - 341265 Burns High School 122 196 94 344479 C S Brown High School 0 0 - 340889 Cabarrus County Schools Performance Learning Cente 0 0 - 340877 Cabarrus-Kannapolis Early College High School 0 0 - 340536 Caldwell Career Center Middle College 0 0 - 341919 Caldwell Early College High School 0 0 - 340540 Camden County High School 23 40 22

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High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 340549 CamTech High School <5 6 - 341298 Cape Fear High School 167 332 108 340530 Cape Hatteras Secondary School 35 61 18 349546 Carnage Middle School <5 <5 - 341728 Carolina International School 0 0 - 340590 Carrboro High School 348 760 545 344424 Carter G Woodson School of Challenge 21 25 <5 344417 Carver High School 12 23 12 340600 Cary High School 333 676 551 340613 Catawba Rosenwald School 0 0 - 340746 Cato Middle College High School 147 232 114 341871 Cedar Ridge High School 139 260 181 342650 Central Academy of Technology and Arts 152 229 148 340885 Central Cabarrus High School 168 272 126 342263 Central Davidson Senior High School 140 283 121 340612 Challenger Early College High School 0 0 - 340645 Chapel Hill High School 605 1,218 955 343065 Charles B Aycock High School 96 173 77 343880 Charles D Owen High School 152 274 159 341060 Charles E Jordan Senior High School 458 871 660 341348 Chase High School 63 91 33 340258 Chatham Central High School 21 40 28 340715 Cherryville High School 65 95 42 341038 City of Medicine Academy 91 141 65 340760 Clayton High School 157 211 139 343593 Cleveland Early College High School <5 <5 - 340751 Cleveland High School 132 183 88 340800 Clinton High School 61 92 18 340507 Clover Garden School 12 17 5 340130 Clyde A Erwin High School 128 175 65 340764 Cochrane Collegiate Academy 0 0 - 343788 Collaborative College for Technology and Leadershi 0 0 - 340870 Columbia High School 15 21 9 344319 Columbus Career And College Academy 0 0 - 340973 Community School of Davidson 168 263 189 340880 Concord High School 134 228 151 344082 Corinth Holders High School 126 183 129 340302 Cox Mill High School 314 554 295 342871 Craven Early College High School 0 0 - 340390 Crest High School 233 326 136 340945 Creswell High School 19 24 <5 342892 Croatan High School 149 242 187 341294 Cross Creek Early College High School 0 0 - 340718 Cross Roads Charter High School 0 0 - 340946 Crossnore Academy 0 0 - 341330 Cumberland International Early College High School 0 0 - 340963 Currituck County High School 91 175 70 344197 Cuthbertson High School 473 749 556 341640 D H Conley High School 237 401 177 342450 Dalton L McMichael High School 37 68 28 342531 David W Butler High School 479 905 575 342264 Davidson County High School 0 0 -

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High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 342262 Davidson Early College High School 0 0 - 342659 Davie County Early College High School 0 0 - 342638 Davie High School 175 299 207 342911 Discovery High School At Newton-Conover 39 61 28 341892 Dixon High School 59 107 37 341315 Douglas Byrd High School 50 72 11 344171 Duplin Early College High School 6 6 <5 341061 Durham Performance Learning Center 0 0 - 341050 Durham School of the Arts 301 644 486 344349 E A Laney High School 170 288 200 341305 E E Smith High School 75 155 18 341735 Early College EAST High School <5 <5 - 344405 Early College of Forsyth 0 0 - 341140 East Bladen High School 22 25 <5 341928 East Burke High School 76 109 41 340260 East Carteret High School 47 74 56 340646 East Chapel Hill High School 655 1,576 1,146 340010 East Columbus High School 0 0 - 343955 East Davidson High School 84 137 54 340355 East Duplin High School 48 74 31 342015 East Forsyth High School 344 671 410 342790 East Gaston High School 73 127 85 341335 East Henderson High School 114 166 97 340980 East Lincoln High School 170 296 121 342535 East Mecklenburg High School 196 359 126 340365 East Montgomery High School 23 23 6 343498 East Rowan High School 119 214 89 341352 East Rutherford High School 69 100 28 343070 East Surry High School 85 159 109 344529 East Wake Academy 26 37 27 344246 East Wake School of Arts, Education and Global Stu 28 54 24 344248 East Wake School of Engineering Systems 24 44 14 344229 East Wake School of Health Science 50 91 39 344249 East Wake School of Integrated Technology 25 43 22 343400 East Wilkes High School 22 32 17 342575 Eastern Alamance High School 80 145 103 341475 Eastern Guilford High School 118 221 66 343245 Eastern Randolph High School 58 91 43 341520 Eastern Wayne High School 79 137 47 343921 Edgecombe Early College High School 0 0 - 341145 Elkin High School 56 100 58 341215 Enka High School 201 373 155 343210 Enloe Magnet High School 745 1,959 1,648 344353 Eugene Ashley High School 241 419 244 341240 Fairmont High School 56 73 5 341285 Farmville Central High School 80 127 25 344368 Fike High School 133 189 48 342027 First Flight High School 181 322 194 341090 Forbush High School 62 84 47 342520 Forest Hills High School 94 133 47 341449 Forestview High School 78 124 67 344427 Forsyth Middle College 0 0 -

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High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 344111 Franklin Academy High School 111 218 164 342380 Franklin County Early College High School 0 0 - 341370 Franklin High School 72 98 68 341375 Franklinton High School 61 79 22 342905 Fred T Foard High School 144 242 134 342745 Freedom High School 115 228 155 341415 Fuquay-Varina Senior High School 182 297 225 341435 Garner Magnet High School 151 261 113 340962 Gaston Early College High School 0 0 - 341460 Gates County High School 26 28 10 341510 Goldsboro High School 0 0 - 341560 Graham High School 39 61 10 343809 Granville Central High School 25 34 12 340951 Granville Early College High School 0 0 - 342990 Granville Magnet School 6 8 0 342632 Gray Stone Day School 124 227 172 341901 Grays Creek High School 118 254 37 342709 Green Hope High School 737 1,509 1,265 343665 Greene Central High School 46 67 43 343664 Greene County Early College High School 0 0 - 341600 Greensboro College Middle College 41 42 16 341598 Grimsley High School 665 1,139 766 341956 GTCC Early-Middle College 0 0 - 341686 Haliwa Saponi Tribal School 0 0 - 340670 Harding University High School 72 138 20 340071 Harnett Central High School 80 120 74 341738 Havelock High School 42 76 37 340648 Hawbridge School 23 34 23 340662 Hawthorne High School <5 6 - 341745 Hayesville High School 38 46 33 340809 Haywood Early College High School 0 0 - 343389 Heide Trask High School 54 84 35 341334 Henderson County Early College High School 11 11 11 343489 Henderson Independent High School 0 0 - 341800 Hendersonville High School 189 313 160 344118 Heritage High School 339 649 452 340020 Hertford County Early College High School <5 <5 - 340025 Hertford County High School 20 29 <5 342239 Hibriten High School 94 152 59 341812 Hickory Career and Arts Magnet High School 9 9 0 341815 Hickory High School 98 136 51 341729 Hickory Ridge High School 328 608 341 341850 High Point Central High School 295 577 241 341450 Highland School of Technology 59 98 58 341840 Highlands High School 19 37 30 341055 Hillside High School 61 72 11 341069 Hillside New Tech High School 74 98 8 341880 Hiwassee Dam High School 20 29 6 342915 Hobbton High School 50 86 23 343195 Hoke County High School 284 427 42 341902 Holly Springs High School 398 671 425 341920 Hopewell High School 390 679 165

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 341293 Howard Health and Life Sciences High School 0 0 - 340508 Hugh M Cummings High School 40 66 19 344373 Hunt High School 58 63 20 341451 Hunter Huss High School 6 6 <5 340673 Independence High School 311 500 298 340730 International Business and Communication Studies 41 76 6 344304 Isaac Bear Early College High School 0 0 - 342985 J F Webb High School 5 9 5 342994 J F Webb School of Health Sciences 53 85 58 341323 Jack Britt High School 399 860 390 344410 Jacket Integrated Academy 0 0 - 343900 Jackson County Comprehensive School 0 0 - 343903 Jackson County Early College High School 0 0 - 341950 Jacksonville High School 24 33 20 341605 James B Dudley Senior High School 197 327 22 344170 James Kenan High School 47 66 7 340890 Jay M Robinson High School 245 470 293 340734 Jesse C Carson High School 137 225 94 344064 Jimmy C Draughn High School 36 53 28 341110 John A Holmes High School 55 81 29 344429 John F Kennedy High School <5 <5 - 343715 John Motley Morehead High School 32 47 24 344348 John T Hoggard High School 238 497 379 343643 Johnston County Early College Academy 0 0 - 343641 Johnston County Middle College High School 0 0 - 343995 Jones Senior High School 17 20 <5 343615 Jordan Matthews High School 96 170 78 341041 Josephine Dobbs Clement Early College High School 0 0 - 340948 JP Knapp Early College High School 0 0 - 341650 Junius H Rose High School 247 561 367 340721 Kennedy Charter Public School 0 0 - 341059 Kestrel Heights School 23 42 15 342045 Kings Mountain High School 222 356 158 342075 Kinston High School 28 46 11 341441 KIPP Pride High School 121 212 52 342124 Knightdale High School 94 164 67 341922 Lake Norman Charter School 275 437 376 342691 Lake Norman High School 594 975 696 343420 Lakewood High School 28 35 13 343962 Ledford High School 187 340 128 343518 Lee County Senior High School 86 139 81 343510 Lee Early College High School 0 0 - 343214 Leesville Road High School 324 580 474 342072 Lenoir County Early College High School 0 0 - 342275 Lexington Senior High School 66 120 65 342326 Lincoln Charter School 66 125 71 342325 Lincolnton High School 124 211 69 343220 Longleaf School of the Arts <5 <5 - 342390 Louisburg High School 18 23 9 342435 Lumberton High School 120 172 45 341371 Macon Early College High School 0 0 - 342481 Madison Early College High School 0 0 -

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 342500 Madison High School 64 80 47 342460 Maiden High School 106 208 56 340732 Mallard Creek High School 406 722 343 342470 Manteo High School 125 183 64 342528 Marvin Ridge High School 448 887 636 344351 Mary S Mosley Performance Learning Center 0 0 - 341314 Massey Hill Classical High School 80 181 45 340693 Math, Engineering, Technology, and Science at Olym 92 170 31 343890 Mattamuskeet Early College High School 0 0 - 343741 Mayland Early College High School 0 0 - 342489 McDowell Early College High School 0 0 - 342485 McDowell High School 114 169 78 341611 Middle College at A and T State University 0 0 - 341609 Middle College at Bennett 0 0 - 341601 Middle College at GTCC Greensboro 0 0 - 341602 Middle College at UNCG 37 50 12 341042 Middle College High School at Durham Technical Com <5 <5 - 340086 Middle Creek High School 384 849 631 341035 Midway High School 58 80 51 340756 Military and Global Leadership Academy at Marie G 71 106 <5 342620 Millbrook High School 484 853 545 340220 Mitchell High School 47 95 46 342655 Monroe High School 75 92 31 342715 Mooresville Senior High School 271 391 272 342780 Mount Airy High School 67 105 75 342805 Mount Pleasant High School 73 105 55 344439 Mount Tabor High School 441 1,194 822 340525 Mountain Heritage High School 29 60 49 349541 Mountain Island Charter School 0 0 - 342825 Murphy High School 75 156 51 340680 Myers Park High School 730 1,603 846 342835 Nantahala School 0 0 - 343371 Nash Central High School 60 78 23 343373 Nash Rocky Mount Early College High School 0 0 - 343225 Needham B Broughton High School 386 711 492 343560 Neuse Charter School 30 51 23 342882 New Bern High School 84 138 74 344350 New Hanover High School 357 845 452 342910 Newton Conover High School 97 154 83 342212 North Brunswick High School 41 65 41 344220 North Buncombe High School 213 384 245 341077 North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics 420 807 740 342280 North Davidson High School 301 635 303 340535 North Duplin Junior-Senior High School 17 26 <5 343920 North Edgecombe High School 7 7 0 344440 North Forsyth High School 90 154 48 340965 North Gaston Senior High School 67 120 61 341115 North Henderson High School 88 144 82 342973 North Iredell High School 59 72 43 342010 North Johnston High School 5 7 <5 342130 North Lenoir High School 80 124 31 342329 North Lincoln High School 176 307 199

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 341925 North Mecklenburg Senior High School 224 394 71 343325 North Moore High School 122 203 41 340350 North Pitt High School 61 74 30 343705 North Rowan High School 91 148 11 342890 North Stanly High School 30 41 7 342195 North Stokes High School 29 36 21 342782 North Surry High School 64 112 36 341747 North Wilkes High School 24 29 8 340915 Northampton County High School 7 7 <5 342570 Northeast High School 117 162 44 341120 Northeastern High School 42 76 26 341603 Northern Guilford High School 495 1,000 716 341080 Northern High School 230 446 145 343365 Northern Nash High School 78 117 66 341755 Northern Vance Senior High School 114 212 37 340240 Northside High School 45 53 21 341948 Northside High School 67 91 24 340900 Northwest Cabarrus High School 119 280 151 341606 Northwest Guilford High School 704 1,487 967 343320 Northwest Halifax High School 25 25 0 340706 Northwest School of the Arts 175 307 151 343135 Northwood High School 164 296 182 342965 Ocracoke High School 5 6 <5 340729 Olympic High School Biotech/Health/Public Admin 62 134 33 341875 Orange High School 123 221 145 343701 Overhills High School 38 51 21 342988 Oxford Preparatory High School 22 22 <5 340640 PACE Academy 0 0 - 344442 Paisley Magnet School 0 0 - 340250 Pamlico County High School 44 49 15 340603 Panther Creek High School 582 1,232 1,050 344444 Parkland High School 6 10 7 342662 Parkwood High School 118 178 98 341144 Pasquotank County High School 29 38 14 340500 Pender Early College High School <5 <5 - 340490 Pender High School 48 79 9 340739 Performance Learning Center 24 32 <5 341805 Perquimans County High School 16 21 13 343457 Person High School 116 243 94 340716 Phillip O Berry Academy of Technology 471 896 137 343206 Phillips High School 0 0 - 340642 Phoenix Academy High School <5 <5 - 341444 Piedmont Community Charter - Secondary Campus 18 21 8 342663 Piedmont High School 151 247 160 340598 Pinckney Academy 0 0 - 341317 Pine Forest High School 218 407 91 342698 Pine Lake Preparatory 131 198 99 343670 Pinecrest High School 430 1,116 571 340565 Pisgah High School 72 101 51 343145 Plymouth High School 25 31 7 340874 Polk County Early College <5 <5 - 343179 Polk County High School 55 81 62

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 341924 Porter Ridge High School 235 393 204 343180 Princeton High School 26 37 20 340799 Providence Grove High School 94 171 89 340688 Providence High School 596 1,178 994 343050 Purnell Swett High School 62 92 20 344409 Quality Education Academy 0 0 - 340643 Queens Grant High School 50 84 61 344445 R J Reynolds High School 443 1,214 748 341955 Ragsdale High School 338 654 242 343230 Raleigh Charter High School 313 749 706 343250 Randleman High School 78 133 47 340007 Randolph Early College High School 0 0 - 343265 Red Springs High School 18 26 <5 341324 Reid Ross Classical School 60 113 9 343282 Reidsville High School 0 0 - 340723 Renaissance School at Olympic 82 159 36 343289 Research Triangle High School 37 37 27 343295 Richlands High School 14 15 6 341691 Richmond Early College High School 0 0 - 343350 Richmond Senior High School 190 324 38 343532 River Mill Academy 6 13 <5 341081 Riverside High School 266 468 310 344345 Riverside High School 22 27 16 343315 Roanoke Rapids High School 86 161 59 344238 Roanoke Valley Early College High School 0 0 - 343330 Robbinsville High School 31 47 19 342025 Robert B Glenn High School 205 369 152 342741 Robert Logan Patton High School 135 249 98 342336 Robeson County Early College High School 0 0 - 344250 Rockingham County High School 69 123 70 344258 Rockingham Early College High School 0 0 - 343375 Rocky Mount High School 63 89 7 340247 Rocky Mount Preparatory School <5 <5 - 342640 Rocky River High School 132 254 103 343394 Rolesville High School 0 0 - 343134 Ronald Wilson Reagan High School 528 1,262 876 341530 Rosewood High School 28 38 11 343430 Rosman High School 34 56 20 343509 Rowan County Early College 0 0 - 343455 Roxboro Community School 82 140 87 343714 Rutherford Early College High School 0 0 - 343471 Rutherford Opportunity Center 0 0 - 343470 Rutherfordton-Spindale Central High School 108 184 59 343482 Saint Paul's High School 20 23 6 341825 Saint Stephen's High School 169 291 104 343495 Salisbury High School 178 406 187 340761 Sampson Early College High School 0 0 - 343213 Sanderson High School 198 340 263 343193 SandHoke Early College School 0 0 - 341585 School Community Alternative Learning Environment 0 0 - 341065 School For Creative Studies 19 20 <5 340123 School of Inquiry and Life Sciences 57 125 89

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 341699 Scotland Early College High School 0 0 - 342182 Scotland High School 52 70 31 341325 Seventy First High School 127 218 38 342171 Shaw Academy 0 0 - 343600 Shelby High School 143 295 131 343642 Smithfield-Selma High School 96 143 56 343904 Smoky Mountain High School 31 42 27 340393 South Brunswick High School 109 198 119 341915 South Caldwell High School 138 247 132 344096 South Central High School 179 293 113 342830 South Columbus High School 39 51 <5 343340 South Creek High School 20 26 5 340975 South Davidson High School 35 74 14 340949 South Granville High School of Integrated Technolo 19 25 7 340936 South Granville School of Health and Life Sciences 21 31 9 340233 South Iredell High School 239 292 92 340320 South Johnston High School 64 87 33 340970 South Lenoir High School 57 96 32 343103 South Mecklenburg High School 718 1,532 888 340295 South Point High School 132 264 173 344090 South Providence School 0 0 - 343440 South Robeson High School 7 7 0 340731 South Rowan High School 91 148 44 342940 South Stanly High School 35 57 23 341467 South Stokes High School 35 50 14 341900 South View High School 99 169 29 341580 Southeast Guilford High School 282 467 259 343540 Southeast Halifax High School 19 19 0 343239 Southeast Raleigh High School 48 92 50 340505 Southern Alamance High School 80 139 92 341620 Southern Guilford High School 174 333 148 341088 Southern High School 41 51 5 343524 Southern Lee High School 33 46 33 340215 Southern Nash High School 34 41 15 341067 Southern School of Engineering 33 44 <5 341777 Southern Vance High School 55 93 9 341894 Southern Wake Academy <5 <5 - 341023 Southern Wayne High School 20 24 <5 340743 Southside High School 12 16 9 343100 Southwest Edgecombe High School 61 79 16 341851 Southwest Guilford High School 389 797 390 341954 Southwest High School 53 67 14 340110 Southwestern Randolph High School 117 224 36 343550 Spring Creek High School 24 27 6 340039 Stanly Early College High School 0 0 - 340430 Starmount High School 28 40 7 343790 Statesville High School 193 285 69 341612 STEM Early College at North Carolina A&T 103 229 85 342035 Stokes Early College High School 0 0 - 340294 Stuart W Cramer High School 12 12 <5 342685 Sun Valley High School 132 212 121 341000 Surry Central High School 62 116 41

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 341009 Surry Early College High School of Design 0 0 - 340460 Swain County High School 39 60 38 343895 Swansboro High School 85 113 29 343630 T C Roberson High School 372 692 448 341852 T Wingate Andrews High School 67 146 33 343366 Tar River Academy 0 0 - 343930 Tarboro High School 37 65 21 341308 Terry Sanford Senior High School 334 759 239 341847 The Academy at High Point Central 22 36 9 341629 The Academy at Smith 55 73 14 344390 The Bertie School of Sci, Tech, Eng, and Math 5 7 0 341594 The Early College at Guilford 106 315 298 341854 The Middle College at GTCC High Point 0 0 - 340727 The School of International Studies and Global Eco 76 201 26 341804 Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy 158 319 208 343973 Thomasville Senior High School 37 51 19 341700 Topsail High School 152 228 127 342826 Tri-County Early College High School 0 0 - 341613 Triad Math And Science Academy <5 6 - 344005 Trinity High School 118 221 82 341220 Triton High School 45 59 20 343194 Turlington School 0 0 - 340719 Turning Point Academy 0 0 - 343595 Turning Point Academy 0 0 - 344214 Tuscola High School 86 178 69 342684 Union Academy 98 176 82 342687 Union County Early College <5 <5 - 341723 Union High School 64 79 11 340595 Union Pines High School 226 430 199 344438 University of North Carolina School of the Arts 140 260 220 340114 Uwharrie Charter Academy <5 <5 - 341750 Vance County Early College High School 0 0 - 343786 Visual and Performing Arts Center 0 0 - 341079 Voyager Academy 125 226 98 343249 Wake Early College of Health and Sciences 0 0 - 344115 Wake Forest High School 188 325 198 343219 Wake NC State University STEM Early College High S 0 0 - 343191 Wake Young Mens Leadership Academy 17 31 17 343229 Wake Young Womens Leadership Academy 19 19 12 343244 Wakefield High School 312 573 406 344117 Walkertown High School 31 53 20 343947 Wallace Rose Hill High School 40 66 13 341632 Walter Hines Page High School 627 1,380 834 340520 Walter M Williams High School 137 287 147 342925 Warren County High School 21 21 <5 344164 Warren Early College High School 5 5 <5 344167 Warren New Tech High School 0 0 - 344193 Washington Senior High School 121 202 97 340420 Watauga High School 221 514 367 341531 Wayne Early-Middle College High School 0 0 - 341534 Wayne School of Engineering 6 8 <5 341633 Weaver Academy 139 251 205

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

High Number of Number of Number of AP School High School Name Students AP Exams Exams 3+ Code 342533 Weddington High School 439 813 547 344239 Weldon STEM High School 14 24 0 340377 West Bladen High School 68 100 15 343585 West Brunswick High School 108 209 99 342240 West Caldwell High School 79 110 28 342720 West Carteret High School 107 157 108 340700 West Charlotte High School 74 128 12 340620 West Columbus High School 30 37 0 344065 West Craven High School 19 27 12 342287 West Davidson High School 130 246 75 340777 West Forsyth High School 528 1,307 900 341803 West Henderson High School 119 192 84 343797 West Iredell High School 66 124 25 340298 West Johnston High School 127 176 117 342335 West Lincoln High School 157 284 111 340705 West Mecklenburg High School 186 394 27 342785 West Montgomery High School 30 39 11 342810 West Rowan High School 114 157 28 342945 West Stanly High School 28 42 24 342036 West Stokes High School 47 71 37 342625 West Wilkes High School 45 55 44 341180 Western Alamance High School 142 256 199 341675 Western Guilford High School 238 510 259 342322 Western Harnett High School 43 63 29 341327 Westover High School 49 78 <5 344004 Wheatmore High School 59 97 43 342565 White Oak High School 89 156 69 344315 Whiteville High School 34 70 17 342930 Wilkes Central High School 62 86 46 344324 Wilkes Early College High School 0 0 - 340918 William Amos Hough High School 680 1,331 804 341859 William Penn-Griffin School for the Arts 88 176 89 340609 Wilmington Early College High School 0 0 - 344364 Wilson Early College Academy 0 0 - 344407 Winston-Salem County Schools: Career Center 21 48 27 344466 Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy 12 15 <5 340649 Woods Charter School 85 194 116 344620 Yadkin Early College High School <5 <5 - 340708 Zebulon B Vance High School 174 279 32

Total 57,035 105,557 58,802

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

 Student performance on AP examinations, including information by course, local school administrative unit, and school for the 23 targeted NCAPP districts:

NCAPP Districts: AP Results by High School - 2014

Number Number High Number Number of of AP School of of AP District High School Name Students Exams Students Exams Code 3+ 3+

Anson 344080 Anson High School 124 7 229 11

Bertie 344392 Bertie High School 17 0 22 0

Bertie 344390 The Bertie School of Sci, Tech, Eng, and Math 5 0 7 0

Clinton City 340800 Clinton High School 61 14 92 18

Columbus 342830 South Columbus High School 39 <5 51 <5

Columbus 340620 West Columbus High School 30 0 37 0

Duplin 344171 Duplin Early College High School 6 <5 6 <5

Duplin 340355 East Duplin High School 48 20 74 31

Duplin 344170 James Kenan High School 47 6 66 7

Duplin 340535 North Duplin Junior-Senior High School 17 <5 26 <5

Duplin 343947 Wallace Rose Hill High School 40 10 66 13

Edgecombe 343920 North Edgecombe High School 7 0 7 0

Edgecombe 343100 Southwest Edgecombe High School 61 14 79 16

Edgecombe 343930 Tarboro High School 37 15 65 21

Greene 343665 Greene Central High School 46 27 67 43

Hoke 343195 Hoke County High School 276 30 416 35

Lee 343518 Lee County Senior High School 78 44 129 71

Lee 343524 Southern Lee High School 33 26 46 33

Lenoir 342075 Kinston High School 28 8 46 11

Lenoir 342130 North Lenoir High School 80 24 124 31

Lenoir 340970 South Lenoir High School 57 23 96 32

Lexington City 342275 Lexington Senior High School 66 36 120 65

Montgomery 340365 East Montgomery High School 23 6 23 6

Montgomery 342785 West Montgomery High School 30 10 39 11

Nash/Rocky Mount 343371 Nash Central High School 60 17 78 23

Nash/Rocky Mount 343365 Northern Nash High School 78 49 117 66

Nash/Rocky Mount 343375 Rocky Mount High School 63 7 89 7

Nash/Rocky Mount 340215 Southern Nash High School 34 13 41 15

Northampton 340915 Northampton County High School 7 <5 7 <5

Pitt 340195 Ayden-Grifton High School 52 13 86 14

Pitt 341640 D H Conley High School 237 98 401 177

Pitt 341285 Farmville Central High School 80 17 127 25

Pitt 341650 Junius H Rose High School 247 172 561 367

Pitt 340350 North Pitt High School 61 26 74 30

Pitt 344096 South Central High School 179 76 291 113

Richmond 343350 Richmond Senior High School 190 27 323 38

Robeson 341240 Fairmont High School 56 <5 73 5

Robeson 342435 Lumberton High School 120 36 172 45

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

Number Number High Number Number of of AP School of of AP District High School Name Students Exams Students Exams Code 3+ 3+

Robeson 343050 Purnell Swett High School 62 11 92 20

Robeson 343265 Red Springs High School 18 <5 26 <5

Robeson 343482 Saint Paul's High School 20 5 23 6

Robeson 343440 South Robeson High School 7 0 7 0

Sampson 342915 Hobbton High School 50 14 86 23

Sampson 343420 Lakewood High School 28 11 35 13

Sampson 341035 Midway High School 58 39 79 51

Sampson 341723 Union High School 64 10 79 11

Scotland 342182 Scotland High School 52 21 70 31

Thomasville City 343973 Thomasville Senior High School 37 16 51 19

Warren 342925 Warren County High School 21 <5 21 <5

Warren 344164 Warren Early College High School 5 <5 5 <5

Washington 340945 Creswell High School 19 <5 24 <5

Washington 343145 Plymouth High School 25 6 31 7

Wayne 343065 Charles B Aycock High School 96 45 173 77

Wayne 341520 Eastern Wayne High School 79 30 137 47

Wayne 341530 Rosewood High School 28 8 38 11

Wayne 341023 Southern Wayne High School 20 <5 24 <5

Wayne 343550 Spring Creek High School 24 6 27 6

Wayne 341534 Wayne School of Engineering 6 <5 8 <5 Total 3,439 1,125 5,409 1,730

PSAT Participation: • Number of students participating in 10th grade PSAT/NMSQT testing: October 2013: 44,754 Tests; 2014 orders as of Sept. 22, 2014: 48,007 tests. Students taking the SAT with the PSAT/NMSQT as a Junior and Sophomore or younger continue to score higher than the national average (SAT Critical Reading 540 – 48 points higher than the national average; SAT Mathematics 551 – 50 points higher than the national average; SAT Writing 520 – 42 points higher than the national average) while students taking the SAT without the PSAT/NMSQT continue to score lower than the national average (SAT Critical Reading 453 – 39 points below the national average; SAT Mathematics 461 – 40 points below the national average; SAT Writing 427 – 51 points below the national average).

IV. Current Status and efforts of the NC AP Partnership – June – Oct. 2014:

District Support - Ongoing: • College Board staff provide extensive and on-going professional development and data analysis sessions to administrators, counselors, and teachers in districts as needs arise.

District Orientation Meeting June 24-25, 2014: • 30 administrators from 24 target districts attended this two day professional development to learn about the purpose and goals of the Partnership as well as best practices for Career and College Readiness. In total, 30 districts were invited to join the Partnership. Of those, 23 signed formal “Commitment to Participate” letters for 2014-2015.

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NC Advanced Placement Partnership Annual Report Sept. 22, 2014

th Fall Leadership Colloquium Sept. 29-30 , 2014: • 44 administrators from the 23 NCAPP target districts are registered to attend this two day professional development on increasing rigor and growing AP programs

AP Teacher Symposium Oct. 1-2, 2014: • 125 AP teachers from low AP performing districts are registered to attend this two day professional development on best practices in teaching AP courses. This audience includes AP teachers from the 23 NCAPP target districts as well as other lower AP performing districts to expand impact across the state.

Fall AP One-Day Workshops Oct.-Nov. 2014: • 250 Scholarships available to AP teachers from low AP performing districts for these course-specific AP workshops. This audience includes AP teachers from the 23 NCAPP target districts as well as other lower AP performing districts to expand impact across the state.

Upcoming Professional Development: • Middle Level Colloquium – planned for early spring and targeted at middle school staff, this professional development workshop is designed to build the pipeline of prepared students and trained teachers in pre-AP teaching strategies.

• APSI scholarships for 2015 – three hundred and twenty (320) scholarships for 2015 AP Summer Institutes will be available for teachers this spring.

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