BPS is proud to announce that eight district high schools have been recognized by the College Board on the 2025 Advanced Placement® (AP®) School Honor Roll, a national distinction awarded to schools that demonstrate outstanding commitment to student access, participation, and success in AP coursework.
The AP School Honor Roll celebrates schools whose AP programs deliver meaningful outcomes for students while expanding access to rigorous academic opportunities. Schools are honored based on criteria that reflect strong college-going culture, equitable participation, and high levels of college readiness through success on AP exams.
BPS Schools Recognized on the 2025 AP School Honor Roll
Platinum Level
Edgewood Jr/Sr High School
100% of seniors took at least one AP Exam
96% scored a 3 or higher
86% took five or more AP Exams
West Shore Jr/Sr High School
100% of seniors took at least one AP Exam
100% scored a 3 or higher
83% took five or more AP Exams
Silver Level
Satellite High School
60% of seniors took an AP Exam
49% scored a 3 or higher
17% took five or more AP Exams
Viera High School
57% of seniors took an AP Exam
44% scored a 3 or higher
15% took five or more AP Exams
Bronze Level
Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High School
49% of seniors took an AP Exam
37% scored a 3 or higher
2% took five or more AP Exams
Melbourne High School
41% of seniors took an AP Exam
33% scored a 3 or higher
6% took five or more AP Exams
Merritt Island High School
49% of seniors took an AP Exam
33% scored a 3 or higher
12% took five or more AP Exams
Palm Bay Magnet High School
67% of seniors took an AP Exam
29% scored a 3 or higher
5% took five or more AP Exams
The College Board’s Advanced Placement® Program gives students the opportunity to take college-level courses in high school across 40 subject areas. AP courses culminate in a challenging exam, and students who score a 3 or higher may earn college credit, advanced placement, or both—saving families money while strengthening students’ readiness for postsecondary success.