The Wisconsin Advanced Placement Advisory Council (WAPAC) is comprised of PK-16 educational practitioners and aims to promote advanced placement opportunities for Wisconsin youth.
About
PLACE partners with the Wisconsin Advanced Placement Advisory Council in the goal of promoting advanced placement opportunities for Wisconsin youth.
Advanced Placement is a high school academic program with courses in more than 30 subjects that culminate with college-level assessments. Exams are graded on a scale of one to five, with a score of three or higher considered successful and eligible for credit or advanced standing at most colleges and universities. According to the College Board, earning a score of three or higher on an AP exam is a good predictor of a student’s ability to succeed in college academic studies and graduate.
WAPAC Membership
| Jon Oestreich, Chair Wisconsin Virtual School CESA #9/Wisconsin Digital Learning Collaborative |
Andy Houpt College Board |
Mark Schwingle WI PDI Division for Academic Excellence |
| Kyle Smith Superior High School Superior School District |
Corey Sjoquist University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Admissions Office |
Abbie Fishman Milwaukee Public Schools |
| Elisabeth K. Mallegn Milwaukee Public Schools |
Dawn Nordine CESA #9/Wisconsin Digital Learning Collaborative |
Matthew Freid University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| Ryan Christianson Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools |
Matthew Kleinschmidt Beloit Schools |
Salvador Carranze University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| Laurie Fellenz Madison School District |
Dr. Ethan Netterstro Madison School District |
Dan Argenio Marshfield School District |