LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Clark County School District students increased both enrollment and success in Advanced Placement coursework during the 2025-26 school year, according to district data.
The district said 20,120 students earned a qualifying score on AP exams, a 9.6% increase over the prior year. Student participation in AP courses rose 3%, with 62% of test-takers passing exams.
“These are exciting results, as they show CCSD students are thriving when given the opportunity to challenge themselves with rigorous coursework,” Superintendent Jhone Ebert said. “With the continued support of our educators, we will offer students even more learning opportunities aligned to Priority 1 with a targeted focus on academic excellence.”
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The district said 4,984 students were recognized by the College Board for outstanding performance, a 19% increase from 2024-25. The recognitions include 2,207 AP Scholars, 839 AP Scholars with Honor, 1,537 AP Scholars with Distinction, 309 AP Capstone Diplomas and 91 AP Seminar and Research Certificates.
More than 1,000 CCSD ninth- and 10th-graders earned awards from the College Board, including First-Generation Recognition Awards and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Awards. More information is available at ccsd.net.
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