Moreno Valley Unified School District is again being recognized as a College Board Advanced Placement® District of the Year for being the national leader among medium-sized school districts. The recognition was awarded in March, and the district is being honored again at the Advanced Placement Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida.
The award recognizes expanded access to Advanced Placement Program ® (AP®) courses while simultaneously improving AP Exam performance.
“We have continually worked to open up opportunities for all students, specifically access to AP courses. An honor of this stature is a point of pride for our district and the community of Moreno Valley," said Board President Jesus Holguin.
“We put the resources behind our students to ensure we are living up to our mission to graduate college and career ready students,” said Superintendent Dr. Martinrex Kedziora. “Being named AP District of the Year is a validation that the resources we have put in place to support all students to be successful are producing results.”
Also at the conference, 2019 Valley View High School graduate Devin Davis shared his story of AP classes and how the district supported his academic achievement. A video featuring MVUSD also debuted, featuring student stories and highlighting the AP courses offered in the district.