IUSD earns place on AP School Honor Roll

When it comes to excelling on Advanced Placement exams and preparing for college, Irvine high school students rank among the best in the nation.

When it comes to excelling on Advanced Placement exams and preparing for college, Irvine high school students rank among the best in the nation.

All five of Irvine Unified School District’s comprehensive high schools earned a spot on the annual AP School Honor Roll, which recognizes schools with the best Advanced Placement programs. Criteria include a district’s commitment to a college-bound culture, providing opportunities for students to earn college credit and maximizing college readiness.

The achievement showcases the dedication of Irvine students and educators, according to IUSD officials, and the district’s commitment to academically challenge students and equip them with the tools for success.


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