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BOARD OF EDUCATION Attachment: Information PALO ALTO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Date: 09.25.18 TO: Dr. Donald B. Austin, Superintendent FROM: Ms. Sharon Ofek, Chief Academic Officer, Secondary Education

Report Prepared by Ms. Barbara Best, Ms. Diane Lund, Mr. Derek Moore, Ms. Sharon Ofek SUBJECT: 2018-19 Enrollment Report & Class Size Summary STRATEGIC PLAN INITIATIVE GOAL E. Governance and Communication: Create a focused, transparent governance process that is a model of informed communication, evidence-based decision-making, and clarity of responsibility between Board, District, and Sites. RECOMMENDATION This is an annual item that is presented for information only. No action is required. SUMMARY This report provides the Board with information about 2018-19 enrollment, class size, and associated trends. The annual report is based upon the 14th day (August 31, 2018) enrollment. Data are provided in accompanying tables and graphs. The 2018-19 14th day enrollment total of 11,938, compared to 12,230 for 2017-18, represents a decrease of 2.4%, or 292 students. (See Tables 1 and 2.) Disaggregated and historical views are provided in Tables 4 - 7 and Graphs 1 - 4.) The overall decrease is larger than that provided by the DecisionInsite forecast from January 2018, which projected a decline of 86 students. (See Table 3.)

Given the construction plans recently communicated by both Stanford and the City of Palo Alto, enrollment growth forecasts over the next five years will provide important data to track and consider.

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ENROLLMENT DATA TABLES & GRAPHS Table 1 14th Day Enrollment Report 2018-2019 (8/31/2018) Table 1 provides details on enrollment by school and by grade on the 14th day. It also includes Children’s Hospital School, Alta Vista, and Middle College (68 students total).

K 01 02 03 04 05 AltEd.TOTAL2018-19

TOTAL2017-18

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Addison 53 66 64 80 72 67 402 435 -33

BarronPark 38 37 40 40 45 47 247 255 -8Duveneck 38 53 60 66 84 71 372 429 -57

ElCarmelo 49 59 45 66 72 70 361 377 -16

Escondido 91 87 102 80 89 84 533 537 -4

Fairmeadow 71 66 65 69 81 95 447 463 -16

Hoover 58 65 65 67 65 72 392 396 -4

JuanaBriones 40 58 45 68 48 48 307 313 -6

Nixon 63 85 72 68 69 89 446 441 5

Ohlone 96 100 91 91 93 88 559 568 -9

PaloVerde 55 65 65 62 68 71 386 402 -16

WalterHays 48 60 46 67 70 84 375 384 -9

TransitionalKindergarten 68 68 46 22

Young-Fives 41 41 47 -6

Children'sHospitalSchool 13 13 16 -3

TOTALK-5inclSAI 809 801 760 824 856 886 13 4949 5109 -160

06 07 08 AltEd.TOTAL2018-19

TOTAL2017-18

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Fletcher 214 227 226 667 693 -26

Greene 328 326 403 1057 1115 -58

JLStanford 344 385 402 1131 1199 -68


TOTAL6-8inclSAI 886 938 1031 12 2867 3032 -165

09 10 11 12 AltEd.TOTAL2018-19

TOTAL2017-18

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GunnHighSchool 530 494 476 482 1982 1974 8

PaloAltoHighSchool 543 548 518 488 2097 2046 51

MiddleCollege/AltaVista 38 38 41 -3


TOTAL9-12inclSAI,AltEd 1073 1042 994 970 43 4122 4089 33

GRANDTOTAL 11,938 12,230 -292

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Graph1Blue=Actual Red=Projected


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Table 2 Grade Span Growth Summary Table 2 summarizes total K-12 enrollment, not including Children’s Hospital, Middle College, or Alta Vista. Between 2017-18 & 2018-19, grades K-5 decreased by 157 students, grades 6-8 decreased by 149 students, and grades 9-12 grew by 59 students. The total District enrollment has declined by 247 students.

K-5 6-8 9-12 Total

2018-19 4,936 2,858 4,079 11,873

2017-18 5,093 3,007 4,020 12,120

Growth -157 -149 59 -247

*Does not include alternative programs: Children’s Hospital, Middle College, or Alta Vista. Table 3 Forecast vs. Actual Enrollment Table 3 provides the District’s conservative and moderate growth projections, provided by DecisionInsite in January 2018, and the actual 14th day enrollment from Table 2. The actual 2018-19 enrollment decline of 247 students was well below the conservative forecast of an increase of 75.

K-5 6-8 9-12 Total

ConservativeForecast

-81 -83 78 -86

ModerateForecast -12 -61 111 38

14thDayEnrollment -157 -149 59 -247

*Does not include alternative programs: Children’s Hospital, Middle College, or Alta Vista.

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Table 4Demographic Summary by School Table 4 shows the ethnic breakdown by school.

School HispanicLatino

Amer.Indian/Alaskan Asian Black

Hawaiian/PacificIsle. Cauc.

MoreThanOneRace Total HUR Female Male X

Addison 66 1 89 3 6 185 52 402 88 195 207

BarronPark 81 45 11 5 74 31 247 101 117 130

Duveneck 55 1 130 5 5 123 53 372 73 167 205

ElCarmelo 58 144 5 3 109 42 361 69 170 191

Escondido 182 87 14 198 52 533 215 268 265

Fairmeadow 40 193 8 6 151 49 447 58 210 237

Hoover 27 276 8 3 29 49 392 47 196 196

JuanaBriones 52 113 6 97 39 307 60 154 153

Nixon 53 152 8 3 172 58 446 81 233 213

Ohlone 39 223 8 3 199 87 559 65 260 299

PaloVerde 31 161 3 1 147 43 386 41 176 210

WalterHays 60 1 98 5 12 154 45 375 82 172 203

TransitionalKindergarten 7 30 1 3 20 7 68 13 34 34

Young-Fives 4 11 22 4 41 5 22 19

FletcherMiddle 108 1 257 10 6 202 83 667 137 304 363

GreeneMiddle 143 7 313 23 11 435 125 1,057 206 480 577

JLStanfordMiddle 133 503 13 7 365 110 1,131 168 521 610

GunnHighSchool 180 1 875 22 15 731 158 1,982 247 932 1,050

PaloAltoHighSchool 243 4 707 42 14 956 131 2,097 333 1,048 1,048 1

Total 1,562 16 4,407 195 103 4,369 1,218 11,870 2,089 5,659 6,210 1

13.16% 0.13% 37.13% 1.64% 0.87% 36.81% 10.26% 17.60% 47.67% 52.32% 0.01%

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Tables 5/5A K-5 Enrollment by Attendance Area of Residence/Overflows Table 5 shows where K-5 students live and where they are enrolled. As of the 14th day, 39 students were on the waitlist, to be offered a spot at their neighborhood school, when space becomes available. All other students who are attending their non-neighborhood school do so by choice. Families who move to a different neighborhood, or who were overflowed, are given the choice to stay at the currently enrolled school through the end of that school’s final grade. Students that choose to stay are considered intra-district transfers and are no longer counted as overflowed students.

Table5-Residence ElementaryAttendanceAreaofResidence Non-

Residents North South West

Add Duv WH ElC FM PV BP JB Esc Nix VTP OD TOTALNorth 362 323 281 11 13 23 5 3 15 2 73 38 1149Addison 332 17 19 1 2 3 3 1 16 8 402Duveneck 14 286 11 5 6 4 2 5 24 15 372WalterHays 16 20 251 5 7 17 2 1 7 1 33 15 375South 3 4 5 291 395 368 11 24 5 4 61 23 1194ElCarmelo 3 1 268 27 17 6 6 3 2 24 4 361Fairmeadow 3 2 14 348 23 3 18 24 12 447PaloVerde 1 2 9 20 328 2 2 2 13 7 386West 4 10 6 10 12 12 199 271 254 387 76 55 1296BarronPark 1 1 1 2 1 179 13 7 8 17 17 247JuanaBriones 1 1 5 3 13 241 3 7 21 12 307Escondido 2 5 4 7 4 5 2 7 215 19 13 13 296Nixon 1 4 2 1 3 5 10 29 353 25 13 446Choice 51 58 58 114 170 250 85 95 103 64 113 27 1188Escondido-SI 12 2 17 7 4 17 12 11 58 22 65 10 237Hoover 7 9 7 40 98 76 44 57 6 13 28 7 392Ohlone 32 47 34 67 68 157 29 27 39 29 20 10 559Other 10 5 10 6 14 14 8 5 13 11 8 5 109TransitionalKindergarten 5 5 3 3 6 11 6 4 8 10 5 2 68Young-Fives 5 7 3 8 3 2 1 5 1 3 3 41TotalAttendanceAreaResidents 430 400 360 432 604 667 308 398 390 468 331 148 4936

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Table5A-Overflows NumberofOverflowedStudentsandSchoolPlacementNeighborhoodSchool KN 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th TotalNorth 8 Addison 1-Duv 1-Duv 2

Duveneck 1-WH 1-Add 3-Add,WH 5

WalterHays 1-Duv 1

South 12

ElCarmelo 0

Fairmeadow 2-ElC1-BP 1-Nix

2-ElC2-WH1-Esc1-Duv 2-ElC 12

PaloVerde 0

West 19

BarronPark 0

JuanaBriones 1-BP 2-BP4-BP3-Nix 10

Escondido 4-Nix2-WH

1-Nix1-WH 1-Nix 9

Nixon 0

Total 1 10 1 8 6 13 39

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Table 6 10-Year Elementary Enrollment by Attendance Area of Residence Comparison Report Table 6 provides the elementary enrollment growth/decline by area of residence.

09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-191-yrchng

5-yrchng

10-yrchng

North 1525 1603 1634 1607 1578 1498 1458 1338 1291 1190 -8% -25% -22%

Addison 522 544 577 580 589 533 540 457 447 430 -4% -27% -18%

Duveneck 529 562 566 549 527 526 502 463 464 400 -14% -24% -24%

WalterHays 474 497 491 478 462 439 416 418 380 360 -5% -22% -24%

South 1753 1823 1931 2014 2069 2034 1956 1804 1758 1703 -3% -18% -3%

ElCarmelo 484 489 520 550 566 553 535 453 438 432 -1% -24% -11%

Fairmeadow 596 619 636 662 699 693 654 643 625 604 -3% -14% 1%

PaloVerde 673 715 775 802 804 788 767 708 695 667 -4% -17% -1%

West 1562 1634 1721 1701 1688 1678 1609 1584 1576 1564 -1% -7% 0%

BarronPark 390 377 432 397 387 379 344 349 335 308 -8% -20% -21%

JuanaBriones 420 444 482 479 462 455 426 405 407 398 -2% -14% -5%

Escondido 323 337 340 359 379 384 392 383 392 390 -1% 3% 21%

Nixon 429 476 467 466 460 460 447 447 442 468 6% 2% 9%

Non-Residents 402 412 426 446 448 453 464 472 468 479 2% 7% 19%

Tinsley 323 322 337 338 342 335 346 340 328 331 1% -3% 2%

OutofDistrict 79 90 89 108 106 118 118 132 140 148 6% 40% 87%

Total 5242 5472 5712 5768 5783 5663 5487 5198 5093 4936 -3% -15% -6%

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Table 7 Ten-Year Enrollment Comparison Report Table 7 provides overall District enrollment for the past ten years.

09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19

Addison 439 456 472 468 477 462 471 436 435 402

BarronPark 313 317 336 346 341 340 288 287 255 247

Duveneck 484 504 501 511 491 483 477 439 429 372

ElCarmelo 386 390 414 411 418 404 399 355 377 361

Escondido 527 568 574 576 583 576 546 536 537 533

Fairmeadow 429 461 504 519 555 544 510 492 463 447

Hoover 392 408 416 415 413 403 403 394 396 392

JuanaBriones 372 385 415 396 372 347 333 317 313 307

Nixon 423 449 481 494 482 475 471 451 441 446

Ohlone 516 552 583 605 608 608 607 578 568 559

PaloVerde 391 396 417 416 413 405 415 385 402 386

WalterHays 530 542 536 545 538 516 470 427 384 375

TransitionalKinder 38 58 53 51 46 68

Young-Fives 40 44 63 66 54 42 44 50 47 41

Children'sHospital 31 37 20 31 33 22 27 21 16 13

TOTALK-5 5273 5509 5732 5799 5816 5685 5514 5219 5109 4949

Greene 960 983 1015 1023 1025 1105 1112 1169 1115 1057

Fletcher 659 646 663 682 717 720 749 712 693 667

JLStanford 974 1007 1001 1004 1015 1103 1130 1208 1199 1131


TOTAL6-8 2607 2655 2707 2733 2787 2952 3013 3114 3032 2867

Gunn 1898 1879 1864 1842 1878 1874 1886 1884 1974 1982

PaloAlto 1832 1860 1885 1949 1921 1933 1979 1985 2046 2097

MiddleC/AltaV 52 67 67 37 43 39 46 30 41 38


TOTAL-9-12 3800 3860 3847 3864 3880 3895 3961 3928 4089 4122

TOTAL 11,680 12,024 12,286 12,396 12,483 12,532 12,488 12,261 12,230 11,938

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CLASS SIZE TABLES & SUMMARY

As of August 31, 2018, with student schedules still in flux, most secondary class averages and section class sizes are hitting the established target for class size in the core subject areas and in World Language courses. All secondary principals carefully monitor class size and are aware that some sections, for various reasons, have enrollment greater than 32 students. In some cases, viability of splitting a larger section is currently being explored. The District will continue to engage in discussion with site leaders as they build master schedules, support efforts to balance sections within the master schedule, and commit to continuous review of staffing as Spring 2019 enrollment projections are available. Table 8 Elementary School Class Size Table 8 indicates class size by grade for each elementary school. School KN 1 2 3 4 5 Total

Addison

17 22 22 20 24 22

40219 22 21 20 24 22

17 22 21 20 24 23

20

BarronPark20 17 20 21 24 23

24718 20 20 19 21 24

Briones

14 19 23 23 24 24

30714 20 22 23 24 24

12 19 22

Duveneck

19 17 20 23 22 25

37219 17 20 22 20 22

19 20 21 21 24

21

ElCarmelo

16 19 23 21 24 23

36117 20 22 23 24 24

16 20 22 24 23

Escondido

18 22 22 22 24 24

533

16 21 19 21 24 23

15 21 SpanishImmersion

21 22 20 19 20 19

21 22 20 18 21 18

Fairmeadow

18 22 22 23 21 24

44717 22 21 23 20 24

18 22 22 23 20 23

18 20 24

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School KN 1 2 3 4 5 Total

Hays

15 19 23 23 24 20

37517 20 23 22 24 20

16 20 22 24 22

21

Hoover

20 21 22 23 21 24

39219 22 21 22 22 24

19 22 22 22 22 24

Nixon

16 21 24 23 22 22

44615 21 25 23 24 23

16 21 23 22 23 22

16 22 22

Ohlone

22 19 20

559

22 18 20

21 21 18

21 18 21

22 21 22

22 21 20

22 20 21

MandarinImmersion

22 22 20

22 22 20

PaloVerde

20 22 22 20 23 23

38618 22 21 21 23 24

17 21 22 21 22 24

YoungFives20 4121

TransitionalKindergarten

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6818 17 17

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Table 9 Middle School Class Size Averages Table 9 shows average class size across middle schools and by grade level across the District.

6 7 8 WorldLanguage Average-School

Fletcher 21 24.1 24.5 26.9 22.7

Greene 22.9 23.8 25.1 24 22.7

JLS 20.8 23.1 24.5 23.7 23.6

Average-Grade 21.6 23.6 24.7 24.2 TabledoesnotincludePE

99.8% of middle school core classes (English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and World Language) are at or below 32 students. Of the 544 core sections, one section has more than 32 students. (See attached raw data table.)

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Table 10 Middle School Class Size by Course Table 10 provides the number of sections, the average class size, the highest class size, and the lowest class size.

JLS Fletcher Greene

Sec-tions Avg High Low



English/Reading 49 22.5 28 16 30 23.1 28 9 46 23.0 30 5

English7 16 23.6 28 19 9 25.0 27 23 13 24.3 29 17

English8 16 24.1 28 21 9 25.0 28 23 16 24.8 30 19

LangArt6 16 19.9 25 16 10 20.8 22 18 14 22.4 24 21

Mathematics 51 22.5 30 12 30 21.8 27 13 47 22.4 28 7

Algebra8 10 27.4 30 22 8 23.5 26 19 9 27.2 28 25

GeomH 1 24.0 24 24 1 18.0 18 18 1 20.0 20 20

Math6 16 21.3 25 18 10 20.7 22 19 14 22.9 24 21

Math7 7 16.7 22 12 3 13.7 15 13 6 19.3 26 13

Math7A 10 25.2 29 21 7 25.0 27 24 8 23.4 26 21

Math8 6 18.8 26 15 1 25.0 25 25 6 24.0 26 19

SST/USHist/Govt 48 22.7 29 17 28 23.7 28 20 43 24.3 29 19

SSt6 16 20.4 25 17 10 21.2 22 20 14 23.1 25 21

SSt7 16 23.4 27 17 9 25.2 28 21 13 24.5 28 19

SSt8 16 24.3 29 19 9 25.0 26 23 16 25.1 29 20

Science 49 23.6 29 19 29 23.2 28 12 44 24.5 31 15

Adolsk/Sci 16 23.9 28 21 9 25.0 28 23 13 24.7 29 15

Sci/Hlth6 16 21.4 25 19 10 21.2 22 20 14 23.1 25 21

Science8 16 25.3 29 21 9 25.0 27 22 16 25.0 31 20

PhysicalEducation 38 29.9 35 22 24 27.9 33 18 40 26.3 37 18

PE 16 28.5 33 18

PE6 12 28.8 32 24 8 26.8 30 22 12 27.2 30 25

PE71 13 29.6 33 22 12 27.1 37 20

PE81 13 31.3 35 24 16 25.1 32 18

ForeignLanguage 18 23.2 30 16 9 26.9 33 16 23 24.0 32 10

French1A 3 19.7 22 17 2 21.0 26 16 2 28.0 31 25

French1B 2 22.5 23 22 1 25.0 25 25 3 30.0 31 29

Japanese1A 2 21.5 23 20 1 28.0 28 28

Japanese1B 1 26.0 26 26 1 21.0 21 21

Mandarin1A 1 16.0 16 16

Mandarin1B 1 10.0 10 10MandarinImmersion7 1 17.0 17 17MandarinImmersion8 1 17.0 17 17

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MandarinBg 1 26.0 26 26

Spanish1A 5 21.0 26 16 3 28.3 32 23 3 30.7 32 29

Spanish1B 5 28.0 30 25 3 30.0 33 27 5 21.0 30 17

SpanishImr 3 24.3 25 23

GrandTotal 253 23.9 35 12 150 24.0 33 9 243 24.0 37 5

Table 11 High School Class Size (09/12/18) Table 11 shows average class size for high school core sections, by grade level across the District. 9 10 11&12 Average

GunnEnglish 24.3 26.8 25.5

GunnMath 25.6 27.9 27.2 26.9

GunnScience 27.6 25.0 25.5 25.9

GunnHistory-SS 25.0 27.5 27.5 26.8

GunnWorldLanguage -- -- -- 23.7

PalyEnglish 21.6 24.5 28.1 25.1

PalyMath 23.2 28.4 27.5 26.3

PalyScience 20.2 26.3 27.2 24.7

PalyHistory-SS 22.8 27.6 26.6 25.8

PalyWorldLanguage -- -- -- 21.7

96.4%ofhighschoolcoreclasses(English,Math,Science,SocialStudies,andWorldLanguage)areatorbelow32students.Ofthe758coresections,27sectionshavemorethan32students.(Rawdatatableattached.)

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Table 12 High School Class Sizes by Course Table 12 includes courses offered in each discipline by grade level, listing the number of sections, average class size, highest class size and lowest class size. Gunn Paly

#Sections Avg High Low #Sections Avg High Low

English/Reading 77 25.5 37 10 82 25.1 33 16

9th&10thGrade 41 24.3 26 21 47 23.0 30 16

ContHerit 14 24.5 25 22

ContWritr 6 23.7 25 21

LitStyle 14 24.5 26 22

WrtrVoice 7 24.3 25 23

English9A 25 21.6 25 16

English10A 22 24.5 30 19

11th&12thGrade 36 26.8 37 10 35 28.1 33 19

AmClas11H 8 27.3 31 17

AmerLit 5 26.6 31 24

AmerLit11 4 27.3 30 24

APEnglishLang 15 30.5 33 25

APEnglishLit&Comp 6 27.3 33 20 2 27.0 29 25

BasCollSk 1 30.0 30 30

ClassMyth 2 26.0 29 23

ComedyLit 2 23.0 24 22

Communic 1 19.0 19 19

DramLtPerf 1 37.0 37 37

EscapeLit 2 32.0 32 32

FilmLit 3 25.3 30 20

Human11 2 24.0 24 24

InterComp 1 10.0 10 10

PhilLit 2 30.5 31 30

PhilosLit 2 27.0 32 22

ReadBetLines 1 21.0 21 21

SportsLit 2 30.0 30 30

VisualStory 1 29.0 29 29

WorldLit12 6 26.0 33 20

WritCr11 1 16.0 16 16 1 32.0 32 32

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Mathematics 76 26.9 34 12 83 26.3 35 14

9thGrade 22 25.6 30 16 26 23.2 29 14

Alg1 4 16.5 20 14

Alg1A 5 26.2 28 25 6 19.5 26 16

GeomA 9 23.0 28 16 9 26.8 29 24

GeomH 8 28.1 30 26 7 25.7 28 20

10thGrade 17 27.9 32 16 18 28.4 33 20

Alg2/TrgA 7 28.1 31 19 7 29.1 31 25

Alg2/TrigH 7 30.6 32 27 6 31.5 33 28

Geom 3 21.0 25 16 5 23.6 26 20

11th&12thGrade 37 27.2 34 12 39 27.5 35 14

AdvProb1-4 1 16.0 16 16

Alg2 4 19.5 22 16 5 23.8 29 20

AnalysisH 6 31.3 33 29 4 31.5 33 30

APCalculusAB 6 27.8 32 21 5 32.0 35 24

APCalculusBC 5 30.8 34 27 3 32.0 33 31

APStatistics 4 32.3 33 31 5 30.6 32 29

AppliedMath 1 12.0 12 12

Calculus 2 19.5 20 19

IntrAnl/Calc 7 27.0 29 24 7 28.1 31 25

MultivariableCalcH 1 19.0 19 19 1 14.0 14 14

PreCalc 3 24.0 27 21 5 25.0 32 22

StatsApp 1 26.0 26 26

Science 72 25.9 32 16 85 24.7 33 7

9thGrade 20 27.6 31 21 28 20.2 30 7

Biology 14 19.9 28 7

Biology1 4 25.0 28 21

Biology1A 10 27.5 31 22

BiologyH 6 29.3 30 29 14 20.5 30 8

10thGrade 20 25.0 28 20 20 26.3 29 22

Chemistry 11 24.5 28 20 8 25.0 29 22

ChemistryH 7 25.7 28 22 12 27.2 29 25

ConceptualPhysics 2 25.5 26 25

11th&12thGrade 32 25.5 32 16 37 27.2 33 18

APBiology 5 29.8 31 26 4 24.0 28 21

APChemistry 3 20.3 23 18 4 25.8 28 25

APEnvironmentalScience 3 20.7 24 17 6 25.7 28 18

APPhysics1 7 26.3 28 24

APPhysicsC:Mechanics 3 28.0 31 23

Astrophysics 2 17.5 19 16 2 26.0 29 23

ColPhysAPC 5 31.2 32 29

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HumanAnatomy(+H) 2 32.0 33 31

MarineBiology 2 17.5 19 16 2 29.0 30 28

Physics 5 26.6 30 24 8 28.5 30 26

PhysicsH 6 27.8 32 24

SST/USHist/Govt 79 26.8 34 17 88 25.8 35 10

9thGrade 21 25.0 30 17 24 22.8 27 15

WldHist 21 25.0 30 17 24 22.8 27 15

10thGrade 18 27.5 32 25 20 27.6 33 24

ContWld11 18 27.5 32 25

USGovt 20 27.6 33 24

11th&12thGrade 40 27.5 34 17 44 26.6 35 10

APPsychology 6 30.3 32 29 6 31.5 34 30

APUSHistory 6 23.8 28 17 2 26.5 30 23

EarlyChildDev(Yr) 1 10.0 10 10

Econ11 3 26.0 29 20 12 26.0 32 19

EconAP 10 29.6 34 25

PositivePsychology 1 21.0 21 21

Psych11 2 21.5 22 21 1 26.0 26 26

Soc11 2 33.0 35 31

USHist 11 28.8 33 23 18 25.3 30 20

USForPolH 1 20.0 20 20 2 30.5 34 27

WorldLanguages 55 23.7 34 3 61 21.7 35 1

ASL 7 13.0 25 2

ASL1 2 23.5 24 23

ASL2 1 25.0 25 25

ASL3 2 4.5 7 2

ASL4 2 5.0 5 5

Chinese 5 24.8 34 16 5 25.8 32 18

APChineseLang&Cult 1 32.0 32 32

Chinese1 1 23.0 23 23 1 24.0 24 24

Chinese2 1 27.0 27 27 1 18.0 18 18

Chinese3 1 34.0 34 34 1 24.0 24 24

Chinese4 1 31.0 31 31

ChineseCiv&CultureH 1 16.0 16 16

ChLangCulAP 1 24.0 24 24

French 11 22.2 30 3 10 23.0 35 2

APFrenchLanguage 2 24.0 27 21 1 15.0 15 15

French1 1 22.0 22 22 1 35.0 35 35

French2 3 28.0 29 27 3 28.3 31 27

French3 3 28.0 30 27 2 19.0 21 17

French3H 2 27.5 30 25

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French4 1 2.0 2 2

FrenchCivCultH 2 3.0 3 3

German 5 22.2 30 10

German1 1 25.0 25 25

German2 2 17.5 25 10

German3 1 30.0 30 30

GermanLangAP 1 21.0 21 21

Japanese 6 17.5 28 7 7 20.7 30 12

APJapaneseLang&Cult 1 12.0 12 12

Japanese1 1 28.0 28 28 1 27.0 27 27

Japanese2 1 27.0 27 27 2 19.0 21 17

Japanese3 2 17.5 18 17 2 25.5 30 21

Japanese4H 1 7.0 7 7 1 17.0 17 17

JapnLangAP 1 8.0 8 8

Spanish 28 25.7 31 12 32 22.8 32 1

APSpanishLanguage 4 24.8 29 21 3 26.0 30 23

APSpanishLiterature 1 18.0 18 18 1 26.0 26 26

Span/Span1 1 12.0 12 12

Span/Span2 1 16.0 16 16

Spanish1 4 27.3 31 26 5 22.0 24 20

Spanish2 10 27.0 31 22 11 24.1 27 20

Spanish3 6 29.5 31 26 4 27.5 32 25

Spanish3H 5 26.4 29 24

Spanish4 3 3.3 5 1

SpCiv/CulH 1 19.0 19 19

GrandTotal 359 25.9 37 3 399 24.9 35 1

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