Valley View One of Few Districts Named to College Board Advanced Placement Honor Roll
Fewer than two dozen school district were recognized in Illinois for advancing AP course opportunities to a "broader pool of students."
Valley View School District 365U was named to the College Board Advanced Placement Honor Roll last week, one of fewer than two dozen school districts in Illinois to be recognized. The honor roll recognizes school districts for “opening AP classroom doors to a significantly broader pool of students.” VVSD was one of only two such honored school districts in Illinois with an enrollment consisting of at least 30 percent African American, Hispanic and American Indian students. “We applaud the extraordinary efforts of your devoted teachers and administrators,” said David Coleman, president of the College Board. “You have not only expanded student access to AP course work, but have also enabled more students to achieve on a college level, …
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