The Hub
    Facebook Twitter Instagram
    Trending
    • El Torneo de Béisbol Roger B. Brown conmemora a un icono local quien es un gran recurso para los deportistas del distrito
    • Parent meeting to detail plans for relocation of Franklin D. Roosevelt students and staff
    • T.G. Terry, Adelle Turner and Martin Weiss elementary schools considering alternative calendar
    • Aproximadamente 45 escuelas del distrito están considerando implementar un calendario alterno para mitigar la pérdida de aprendizaje
    • Salario promedio de maestros en Dallas ISD ahora supera los $63,000 bajo TEI
    • Roger B. Brown Memorial Baseball Tournament commemorates a local icon who proved an invaluable resource to district student-athletes
    • New podcast series shares early lessons from the Partnerships for Social and Emotional Learning Initiative
    • Average Dallas ISD teacher salary is now $63,000 under TEI
    RSS Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Instagram
    The Hub
    • Home
    • News
      1. Headlines
      2. Inside Dallas ISD
      3. News Briefs
      Featured
      February 23, 20210

      Roger B. Brown Memorial Baseball Tournament commemorates a local icon who proved an invaluable resource to district student-athletes

      Recent
      February 24, 2021

      Parent meeting to detail plans for relocation of Franklin D. Roosevelt students and staff

      February 23, 2021

      T.G. Terry, Adelle Turner and Martin Weiss elementary schools considering alternative calendar

      February 23, 2021

      Roger B. Brown Memorial Baseball Tournament commemorates a local icon who proved an invaluable resource to district student-athletes

    • nota escolar
    • Contact Us
    The Hub
    You are at:Home»News»Headlines»Dallas ISD outpaces other urban school districts on AP exams

    Dallas ISD outpaces other urban school districts on AP exams

    0
    By Messaging and Marketing on October 29, 2014 Headlines

    Recent Advanced Placement (AP) exam results indicate Dallas ISD is outperforming other large urban districts according the National Math and Science Initiative. A minority student in Dallas ISD is more than twice as likely to earn a qualifying score of three or higher on an AP exam as in any other large urban school district in the country. AP exams are an end of year assessment in core areas that allow students to earn college credit and passing the exams is an indicator of college readiness.

    Results also show overall districtwide improvement on all AP exam scores. Evidence of marked progress includes a 14 percent increase in the total number of students taking and passing math, science, and English AP exams. In the 2012-2013 school year, 2,312 students passed one or more AP exams compared to 2,637 in 2013-2014, an increase of 325 qualifying scores.

    The exams, which cost approximately $80 each, are funded through a partnership with the National Math and Science Initiative and Texas Instruments. Thanks to the partnership, more Dallas ISD students have an opportunity to take AP exams and earn college credit.

    Texas Instruments Foundation Director Ann Pomykal told the National Math and Science Initiative, “We’ve seen the College Readiness Program make a positive impact on Dallas ISD students’ success in rigorous coursework.”

    Last week Dallas ISD highlighted minority students’ performance on AP exams in Part One: Dallas ISD minority students lead in AP performance. Student performance on the exams equated to approximately $2.1 million in college tuition savings.

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
    Messaging and Marketing
    • Website

    Marketing Services is responsible for communicating internally to more than 20,000 Dallas ISD employees and externally with the greater Dallas community through publications, marketing and advertising, e-newsletters, social media and photography.

    Related Posts

    New podcast series shares early lessons from the Partnerships for Social and Emotional Learning Initiative

    Average Dallas ISD teacher salary is now $63,000 under TEI

    About 45 Dallas ISD schools considering an alternative calendar to help ensure students don’t fall too far behind

    • Core 4 Corner
    March 9, 2020

    Customer service shines at Core 4 training at Harllee

    October 11, 2019

    Dallas ISD celebrates Customer Service Week through Core 4

    October 8, 2019

    Calling on customer service: Carolyn Jones goes the extra mile to help others

    Our Voices, Our Stories
    Archives
    • Recent
    February 24, 2021

    El Torneo de Béisbol Roger B. Brown conmemora a un icono local quien es un gran recurso para los deportistas del distrito

    February 24, 2021

    Parent meeting to detail plans for relocation of Franklin D. Roosevelt students and staff

    February 23, 2021

    T.G. Terry, Adelle Turner and Martin Weiss elementary schools considering alternative calendar

    About
    About

    Connecting you to the personalities, places and perspectives of Dallas ISD



    The Dallas Independent School District
    9400 North Central Expressway Dallas, TX 75231
    © 2021  Dallas Independent School District

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.