evanston township high school class of 1995

His 71 goals in 57 games last year were the most by a WHL player in 24 years, and his 143 points were the most since 1995-96. From North Vancouver, British Columbia, Bedard has done nothing to give pause to the high projections after posting 100-point seasons in back-to-back years with the Regina Pats of the Western Hockey League. In 2002, that number rose to 77 percent.Weeks shy of his 18th birthday, Bedard has spent much of the past two years projected as this year’s top draft prospect. She said 74 percent of minority students taking exams in 20 received a score of three or higher, which typically counts as college credit at most universities. The number of minority students enrolled in AP courses at ETHS has steadily increased since 1995, said Judith Levinson, Director of Research, Evaluation and Assessment at ETHS. “(The ranking) is sort of an affirmation of what we’ve been trying to do,” Lurie said.

Margaret Lurie, the president of the school board for District 202, which oversees ETHS, said the school’s teachers and administrators have been trying to get more students enrolled in AP classes, with a special focus on minority students. The school came in behind University Laboratory High School in Urbana, Ill., which placed 38th Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire, Ill., which placed 66th, and New Trier Township High School in Winnetka, Ill., which placed 158th.

The Challenge Index - compiled by Jay Mathews, an education reporter and columnist for the Washington Post - ranked 737 high schools by dividing the number of Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate exams given in May at each school into the size of the school’s graduating class.ĮTHS ranked 164th nationally. A national, high-school-ranking index published this week lists Evanston Township High School as the fourth best school in the state.

Evanston township high school class of 1995