Dave McKee has been with Spanish Fork High School for nine years now, and he has never seen anything close to a 89.7% pass rate for AP tests. But that's exactly what Spanish Fork High School earned for the spring 2013 testing season.
SFHS came in first in the district with second place coming in at just over 60% passing. "This says a lot about our kids," said McKee.
McKee went on to say that it's unfortunate that these scores and other factors weren't considered as part of the recent grade given to every school in the state of Utah. He said that the grading system shows Spanish Fork to be a mediocre school when in reality our AP scores and high numbers of students enrolled in concurrent enrollment classes tell a much different story.
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Abraham Zambrano