Lewis-Palmer School District 38 is proud to announce all three of our high schools—Lewis-Palmer High School, Palmer Ridge High School, and Monument Academy High School—have been named 2024 AP School Honor Roll recipients by the College Board.
The AP School Honor Roll celebrates schools that deliver meaningful results through their Advanced Placement (AP) programs while broadening access for students. Schools earn this annual distinction based on their efforts to promote a college-going culture, provide students with opportunities to earn college credit, and maximize college readiness. There are four recognition levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum.
Lewis-Palmer High School has earned Silver recognition:
53% of the Class of 2024 seniors took an AP exam at any point in high school, regardless of score.
40% of the Class of 2024 seniors scored 3+ on any AP Exam in high school.
13% of the Class of 2024 seniors took five or more AP Exams in high school, where at least one exam was taken in 9th or 10th grade.
Palmer Ridge High School has earned Bronze recognition:
45% of the Class of 2024 seniors took an AP exam at any point in high school, regardless of score.
39% of the Class of 2024 seniors scored 3+ on any AP Exam in high school.
15% of the Class of 2024 seniors took five or more AP Exams in high school, where at least one exam was taken in 9th or 10th grade.
Monument Academy High School has earned Bronze recognition:
40% of the Class of 2024 seniors took an AP exam at any point in high school, regardless of score.
28% of the Class of 2024 seniors scored 3+ on any AP Exam in high school.
4% of the Class of 2024 seniors took five or more AP Exams in high school, where at least one exam was taken in 9th or 10th grade.
These distinctions highlight the dedication of our students, teachers and staff in fostering academic excellence and expanding opportunities for college readiness. Congratulations to all three schools for this outstanding achievement!