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Congratulations to Green Bay Preble High School and Green Bay Southwest High School, which earned Pacesetter Awards from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and the Wisconsin Advanced Placement Advisory Council, for 2024 exams.
The Pacesetter Award - Level 3 recognizes schools with 10% or more of all student participation in at least one AP exam and 60% or more earning scores of 3 or above on the exams.
Fewer than 200 schools state-wide received this recognition.