Shoreline High Schools Earn AP Honor Roll Silver Distinction

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Shorecrest and Shorewood high schools in Shoreline, Washington have both earned the prestigious AP Honor Roll Silver Distinction, reflecting their students' strong participation and high scores on Advanced Placement exams. Nearly 1,000 local students took almost 2,000 college-level AP tests, with more than 80% potentially earning college credit.

Why it matters

The AP Honor Roll recognition highlights the academic excellence and college-readiness of students at Shoreline's two public high schools. It demonstrates the districts' commitment to providing rigorous coursework and supporting students in challenging themselves through the AP program.

The details

To earn AP Honor Roll Silver Distinction, schools must have increased the number of students participating in AP while also maintaining or increasing the percentage of students earning AP Exam scores of 3 or higher. Shorecrest and Shorewood met these criteria, showcasing their ability to expand access to AP courses while also helping students succeed on the college-level exams.

• Shorecrest and Shorewood high schools earned the AP Honor Roll Silver Distinction in 2026.