The AP Access for All/Niswonger Foundation has recently released information regarding Lincoln County's standings in advanced placement (AP) education. Currently, there are forty-three students enrolled in the AP online program, with a notable 100% pass rate among the currently enrolled students.
These enrolled students are distributed across various AP courses, with 5 in AP Art History, 1 in AP English Language, 13 in AP Environmental Science, 7 in AP Human Geography, 6 in AP Macroeconomics, 1 in AP Microeconomics, 1 in AP Precalculus, 4 in AP Psychology, and 5 in AP Statistics.
Over the past two years, a total of 79 students have participated in the AP Online Access for All program, boasting an impressive 93% pass rate for their coursework. While Lincoln County High School offers a robust in-person AP program, the AP Access for All initiative provides students with the opportunity to take courses that are predominantly not offered in person on the LCHS campus.
Dr. Bill Heath, Superintendent of Schools stated, "I am extremely proud of our consistent academic excellence in the South Central Tennessee Core Region in which Lincoln County Schools has maintained the highest academic achievement ranking of the sixteen local school systems for eight consecutive years. These results showcase our unwavering commitment to student success and educational excellence."
Elk Valley Times - March 6, 2024