36 NJ School Districts on AP Honor Roll

The College Board recognized 36 New Jersey school districts last week for increasing access to Advanced Placement (AP) testing while maintaining or increasing exam scores of 3 or higher.

The College Board has issued its AP District Honor Roll for the past four years. This year, 477 districts made the list.

The 36 districts recognized in New Jersey, including many with high schools among the state's 2012 top 15 AP performers, made the list:

• Barnegat Township School District 
• Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District*
• Delaware Valley Regional High School District 
• Dumont School District 
• East Windsor Regional School District* 
• Edison Township Public Schools*
• Freehold Regional High School District*
• Glen Ridge School District 
• Hammonton Town School District 
• Hanover Park Regional High School District* 
• Highland Park School District 
• Hunterdon Central Regional High School District*
• Jackson Township School District
• Lawrence Township Public Schools
• Livingston Public School District* 
• Mahwah Township School District*
• Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District 
• Middlesex County Vocational Technical High School District* 
• Monmouth County Vocational School District 
• Monroe Township School District 
• Moorestown Public School District*
• Morris School District 
• New Providence School District Northern 
• Burlington County Regional School District 
• Park Ridge School District* 
• Pascack Valley Regional High School District 
• Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District 
• Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School District* 
• Rutherford School District 
• South Brunswick Board of Education*
• Toms River School District 
• Union Township School District
• Verona School District*
• Wallkill Valley Regional School District 
• Watchung Hills Regional High School District 
• West Essex Regional School District