St. Vrain Valley Schools Hosts National AP Summer Institute at Erie High

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St. Vrain Valley Schools recently hosted the College Board-certified Advanced Placement for All Summer Institute (APSI) at Erie High School, held July 7–10. The multi-day institute welcomed over 300 educators from across the country for in-depth professional learning focused on increasing student success in Advanced Placement courses.

New to this year’s event was the inaugural Colorado AP Teacher Award Reception, a celebration honoring the outstanding achievements of AP teachers across the state. Held in conjunction with the APSI, the reception also served as a platform for sharing best practices and fostering collaboration among AP educators.

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Throughout the week, participants engaged in more than 20 AP subject sessions led by experienced College Board consultants, gaining insight into course materials, scoring rubrics, and instructional strategies designed to support all learners.

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By hosting this national event, St. Vrain continues to demonstrate its leadership in providing high-quality professional development and expanding opportunities for rigorous academic experiences.

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