Stamford's AITE Recognized By College Board For Strong AP Performance And Participation

STAMFORD, CT — The College Board has named the Academy of Information Technology and Engineering to the 2025 Advanced Placement Program School Honor Roll, awarding the Stamford magnet high school a Silver distinction for its AP participation and performance, according to an announcement from Stamford Public Schools.

The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools whose AP programs deliver academic results while expanding access to college-level coursework. Schools earn the designation annually based on measures tied to college readiness, participation and success on AP exams.

At AITE for 2025, 61 percent of the school’s 141 seniors took at least one AP exam during high school, 43 percent earned a score of 3 or higher on at least one exam, and 15 percent took five or more AP exams, SPS said.

"This Silver recognition on the College Board AP School Honor Roll Progress Report is a reflection of our collective commitment to expanding access to rigorous coursework while ensuring students are supported to succeed," AITE Principal Tina Rivera said in an announcement from SPS. "It affirms the intentional work of our students, educators, and families to create a school culture where high expectations and opportunity go hand in hand. We are proud of this milestone and remain focused on continuing to grow both access and achievement in Advanced Placement courses."

The AP School Honor Roll was launched in 2023 and is designed to highlight schools that combine broad student participation in AP courses with performance levels that support college readiness.