St. Philip Catholic Central High School has achieved a significant milestone by being named to the College Board AP School Honor Roll. This prestigious recognition highlights the school’s commitment to providing students with access to advanced coursework and strong performance in Advanced Placement (AP) exams. St. Philip is noted as the only local high school to receive this honor, which underscores its dedication to academic excellence and student preparedness for college and careers.
Principal Dani Cook expressed pride in the achievement, stating, “We are incredibly proud of our students and teachers for earning this distinction. Being recognized on the AP School Honor Roll affirms the strong academic culture at St. Philip and our dedication to preparing students for success beyond high school.” She emphasized the staff’s relentless efforts to support and encourage every student in their pursuit of advanced learning.
The AP School Honor Roll recognizes institutions that not only increase participation in AP courses but also ensure student success, allowing them to earn college credit while enhancing their academic skills and confidence for future educational endeavors.
Father James Richardson, Pastor of St. Philip, added his gratitude, emphasizing, “This honor demonstrates the strength of our academic programs and our shared mission of forming well-prepared, faith-filled young adults.”
This acknowledgment not only highlights the hard work of students and teachers but also reflects a broader commitment to educational excellence within the community.
For further details about St. Philip Catholic Central High School and its academic offerings, interested parties can visit their website at bcacs.org.