Naples Middle High School Named Platinum AP School Honor Roll School
Recognition highlights strong AP participation and success for military connected Wildcats
Naples Middle High School has earned a place on the AP School Honor Roll with a Platinum distinction. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools whose Advanced Placement programs are delivering strong academic outcomes for students while also expanding access to advanced coursework.
The College Board honors schools at four levels, Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze, based on research-based indicators tied to college outcomes. Platinum schools meet all of the following criteria for their most recent graduating class. At least eighty percent of the graduating cohort took one or more AP exams during high school, at least fifty percent scored a three or higher on at least one AP exam, and at least fifteen percent took five or more AP exams during high school, with at least one exam taken in grade nine or ten.
A Message from Dr. Fales (Eurooe South District Superintendent)
Subject: Congratulations on AP School Honor Roll – Platinum Distinction
Dear Naples High School Leadership, Faculty, Staff, and Students,
On behalf of the Europe South District Superintendent’s Office, congratulations on Naples High School earning the AP School Honor Roll – Platinum distinction. This prestigious recognition reflects an exceptional commitment to expanding access to Advanced Placement coursework while ensuring students are supported to achieve at the highest levels.
Earning Platinum status is no small accomplishment. It represents the collective efforts of educators, counselors, administrators, and students who work together to promote academic rigor, equity, and opportunity for all learners.
Your achievement exemplifies the Europe South District’s commitment to excellence and college readiness. We are proud of your accomplishments and the positive impact you continue to have on students and families across our district.
Please accept our sincere congratulations on this outstanding achievement.
Sincerely,
Dr. Elizabeth Fales
District Superintendent
Europe South District
