rda/ml/ap_forum_all_schools January 25, 2008 1 Albuquerque High School 2007 AP Report The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Albuquerque High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1 Growth in AP Enrollment (Albuquerque) 286 564 458 233 461 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 School Year Enrollment
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rda/ml/ap_forum_all_schools January 25, 2008 1
Albuquerque High School 2007 AP Report The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Albuquerque High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Albuquerque)
286
564
458
233
461
0100200300400500600
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
Enr
ollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Albuquerque)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 10 1 49 4 169 233
2003-04 21 1 73 3 188 286
2004-05 10 8 138 3 299 458
2005-06 7 19 136 3 296 461
2006-07 14 13 258 5 274 564
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Albuquerque)
132101
159127
256
315
249
206
252
205
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ent 2002-03
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Albuquerque)
2005-06 2006-07
AP Courses Enrollment Percent
US History & Geog 28 111 19.7
World History & Geog 174 147 26.1
US Govt & Politics 19 16 2.8
Economics-Macro 11 13 2.3
English Lang & Comp 67 95 16.8
English Lit & Comp 51 51 9.0
Statistics 11
Calculus I 21 30 5.3
Calculus II 8 5 .9
Psychology 23 24 4.3
Spanish V Lit 15 14 2.5
Spanish V Lang 13 42 7.4
Studio Art 20 16 2.8
Total 461 564 100.0
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Cibola High School 2007 AP Report The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Cibola High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Cibola)
584
277
642466 505
0100200300400500600700
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
En
rollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Cibola)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 11 6 57 3 196 4 277
2003-04 14 12 111 7 315 7 466
2004-05 16 5 126 8 347 3 505
2005-06 22 13 153 12 442 642
2006-07 30 22 141 12 379 584
Asian Black Hispanic Native American
White Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Cibola)
172
105
261
205
392
340
244
199
306250
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100
150
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350
400
450
Female Male
Gender
En
rollm
ent 2002-03
2003-042004-052005-062006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Cibola)
2005-06 2006-07
AP Courses Enrollment Percent
US History & Geog 99 84 14.4
World History & Geog 181 190 32.5
US Govt & Politics 18
Economics-Macro 22
Human Geography 23 3.9
English Lang & Comp 22 38 6.5
English Lit & Comp 89 73 12.5
Statistics 56 17 2.9
Calculus I 93 92 15.8
Calculus II 13 12 2.1
Chemistry 16
Physics B 20 3.4
Psychology 26 21 3.6
French V 1 .2
Spanish V Lit 4 3 .5
Studio Art 3 10 1.7
Total 642 584 100.0
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Del Norte High School 2007 AP Report
The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Del Norte High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Del Norte)
137
251284
124
78
0
100
200
300
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
Enr
ollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Del Norte)
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 5 2 16 1 51 3 78
2003-04 4 6 17 8 84 5 124
2004-05 7 5 26 12 79 8 137
2005-06 22 20 61 21 160 284
2006-07 20 13 78 7 133 251
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Del Norte)
58
20
77
47
158 155
96
5978
126
0
50
100
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200
Female Male
Gender
En
rollm
ent 2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Del Norte)
2005-06 2006-07 AP Courses Enrollment Percent US History & Geog 57 25 10.0 World History & Geog 72 42 16.7 US Govt & Politics 32 37 14.7 Economics-Macro 28 33 13.1 English Lit & Comp 46 71 28.3 Calculus I 25 22 8.8 Physics B 20 18 7.2 German 4 Spanish V Lit 2 .8 Spanish V Lang 1 .4 Total 284 251 100.0
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Eldorado High School 2007 AP Report
The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Eldorado High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Eldorado)
539489
322
250
258
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
Enr
ollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Eldorado)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 21 6 24 1 201 5 258
2003-04 14 1 26 0 209 250
2004-05 15 4 38 2 263 322
2005-06 23 2 46 4 414 489
2006-07 14 6 51 12 456 539
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Eldorado)
136 122130 120
295318
221
123
199194
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350
Female Male
Gender
En
roll
men
t 2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Eldorado)
2005-06 2006-07 AP Courses Enrollment Percent US History & Geog 77 47 8.7 World History & Geog 82 78 14.5 US Govt & Politics 21 15 2.8 English Lang & Comp 125 23.2 English Lit & Comp 114 109 20.2 Calculus I 73 96 17.8 Calculus II 17 16 3.0 Biology 52 21 3.9 Psychology 33 31 5.8 French 1 German V 2 1 .2 Spanish Language 17 Total 489 539 100.0
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Highland High School 2007 AP Report
The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Highland High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Highland)
28
212244
310
250
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100
200
300
400
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
Enr
ollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Highland)
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 14 0 5 0 9 28
2003-04 26 6 57 6 155 250
2004-05 26 9 112 2 159 308
2005-06 20 9 92 10 113 244
2006-07 17 4 103 11 77 212
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Highland)
16 12
104
146
113 111 101
146164
131
0
50
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200
Female Male
Gender
En
rollm
ent
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Highland)
2005-06 2006-07 AP Courses Enrollment Percent US History & Geog 69 45 21.2 World History & Geog 15 28 13.2 US Govt & Politics 13 English Lit & Comp 36 49 23.1 Statistics 4 1.9 Calculus I 22 13 6.1 Calculus II 7 9 4.2 Chemistry 24 Biology 1 1 .5 Psychology 23 French V 1 2 .9 German V 4 4 1.9 Spanish V Lit 16 16 7.5 Spanish V Lang 13 28 13.2 Studio Art 13 6.1 Total 244 212 100.0
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La Cueva High School 2007 AP Report The data in the following figures and table only pertain to La Cueva High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (La Cueva)
348
549
1038
373
765
0100200300400500600700800900
10001100
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
En
rollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (La Cueva)
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 37 4 28 1 295 8 373
2003-04 53 5 13 1 276 348
2004-05 68 5 58 4 414 549
2005-06 105 16 69 7 568 765
2006-07 127 18 126 5 762 1038
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (La Cueva)
200 173164 184
385
544494
267282
380
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
Female Male
Gender
En
roll
men
t 2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (La Cueva)
2005-06 2006-07 AP Courses Enrollment Percent US History & Geog 124 116 11.2 World History & Geog 158 115 11.1 English Lang & Comp 189 18.2 English Lit & Comp 132 153 14.7 Statistics 24 66 6.4 Calculus I 51 67 6.5 Calculus II 26 25 2.4 Physics B 69 125 12.0 Biology 47 47 4.5 Chemistry 28 30 2.9 Physics C 29 27 2.6 Environmental Science 61 64 6.2 Spanish V Lang 16 14 1.3 Total 765 1038 100.0
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Manzano High School 2007 AP Report The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Manzano High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Manzano)
431
267326195
346
0
100
200
300
400
500
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
En
rollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Manzano)
0
100
200
300
400
500
Enr
ollm
ent
2002-03 5 6 28 1 155 195
2003-04 5 6 69 9 237 326
2004-05 13 3 68 0 182 1 267
2005-06 22 13 66 9 236 346
2006-07 30 8 68 6 319 431
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Manzano)
98 97
166 160188 197
234
141 126
158
0
50
100
150
200
250
Female Male
Gender
Enr
ollm
ent 2002-03
2003-042004-052005-062006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Manzano)
2005-06 2006-07
AP Courses Enrollment Percent
US History & Geog 78 78 18.1
World History & Geog 90 127 29.5
US Govt & Politics 30 42 9.7
Economics-Macro 39 9.0
English Lit & Comp 46 60 13.9
Statistics 23
Calculus I 37 63 14.6
Calculus II 5 11 2.6
Biology 19
Chemistry 8 1.9
Studio Art 5
Spanish V Lit 13 3 .7
Total 346 431 100.0
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Rio Grande High School 2007 AP Report The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Rio Grande High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Rio Grande)
385305
207143
324
0
100
200
300
400
500
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
En
rollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Rio Grande)
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 3 1 124 3 12 143
2003-04 3 4 175 1 24 207
2004-05 0 8 264 4 29 305
2005-06 2 6 270 10 36 324
2006-07 1 6 326 7 45 385
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Rio Grande)
8360
11790
188
240
145
190
115136
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
Female Male
Gender
En
rollm
ent 2002-03
2003-042004-052005-062006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Rio Grande)
2005-06 2006-07
AP Courses Enrollment Percent
US History & Geog 57 27 7.0
World History & Geog 51 64 16.6
US Govt & Politics 23 73 19.0
English Lang & Comp 43 36 9.4
English Lit & Comp 9 17 4.4
Calculus I 7 7 1.8
Physics B 5 14 3.6
Biology 7 11 2.9
Chemistry 27 23 6.0
Environmental Science 11 14 3.6
Spanish V Lit 39 47 12.2
Spanish V Lang 21 47 12.2
Studio Art 24 5 1.3
Total 324 385 100.0
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Sandia High School 2007 AP Report The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Sandia High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Sandia)
516
258211
174
383
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
En
rollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Sandia)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 11 2 20 139 2 174
2003-04 8 1 26 1 171 4 211
2004-05 26 4 31 7 186 4 258
2005-06 21 7 56 4 295 383
2006-07 12 19 108 10 367 516
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Sandia)
84 90111 100
181
298
218
152
106
202
0
50
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150
200
250
300
350
Female Male
Gender
En
rollm
ent 2002-03
2003-042004-052005-062006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Sandia)
2005-06 2006-07
AP Courses Enrollment Percent
World History & Geog 91 121 23.4
English Lang & Comp 84 16.3
English Lit & Comp 65 85 16.5
Statistics 27 21 4.1
Calculus I 64 53 10.3
Calculus II 8 13 2.5
Biology 23 35 6.8
Chemistry 14 48 9.3
Physics B 19
Physics C 35 19 3.7
Spanish V Lang 26 30 5.8
Studio Art 11 7 1.4
Total 383 516 100.0
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Valley High School 2007 AP Report The data in the following figures and table only pertain to Valley High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (Valley)
216
150
143179 203
0
100
200
300
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
En
rollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (Valley)
0
50
100
150
200
250
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 7 6 73 93 179
2003-04 3 3 48 2 87 143
2004-05 5 1 59 3 82 150
2005-06 1 4 84 6 108 203
2006-07 3 4 102 4 103 216
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (Valley)
106
73
95
48
135121
9595
5568
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
Female Male
Gender
En
rollm
ent 2002-032003-042004-052005-062006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (Valley)
2005-06 2006-07
AP Courses Enrollment Percent
US History & Geog 36 50 23.1
World History & Geog 56 25.9
English Lit & Comp 56 50 23.1
Statistics 22
Calculus I 23 28 13.0
Calculus II 2 6 2.8
Biology 30
Environmental Science 26 12.0
Psychology 34
Total 203 216 100.0
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West Mesa High School 2007 AP Report
The data in the following figures and table only pertain to West Mesa High School. The data look at the trends for total school enrollment, as well as ethnic and gender participation in AP courses for the past five years. Lastly, enrollment in each AP course at the school for the past two years is shown. Figure 1 shows the growth in enrollment over the past five years. Figure 1
Growth in AP Enrollment (West Mesa)
260
543
326
59
465
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07School Year
En
rollm
ent
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Figure 2 shows the trends in enrollment for each ethnic group over the past five years. Figure2
AP Ethnic Enrollment (West Mesa)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
En
rollm
ent
2002-03 1 3 34 10 9 2 59
2003-04 18 9 227 9 63 326
2004-05 4 4 212 8 32 260
2005-06 12 15 335 30 73 465
2006-07 14 23 390 39 77 543
Asian Black HispanicNative
AmericanWhite Other Total
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Figure 3 shows the trends in gender enrollment for males and females over the past five years. Figure 3
AP Gender Enrollment (West Mesa)
36 23
172154
250
306
237
130 130
215
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50
100
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200
250
300
350
Female Male
Gender
Enr
ollm
ent 2002-03
2003-042004-052005-062006-07
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Table 1 shows the enrollment of each AP course offered at the school in both 2005-06 and 2006-07. The last column represents the percent of the total AP enrollment for each course in 2006-07. Table 1
AP Course Enrollment (West Mesa)
2005-06 2006-07
AP Courses Enrollment Percent
US History & Geog 87 65 12.0
World History & Geog 136 151 27.8
English Lang & Comp 111 138 25.4
English Lit & Comp 60 106 19.5
Statistics 15 2.8
Calculus I 12 20 3.7
Calculus II 5 4 .7
French V 3 1 .2
Spanish V Lit 15 19 3.5
Spanish V Lang 17 13 2.4
Studio Art 19 11 2.0
Total 465 543 100.0
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