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Test Scores
Perkiomen Valley School District’s 50th graduating class featured 460 students
who collectively received approximately $4.5 million in scholarships. Some oth-
er interesting facts about the Class of 2019 include:
• Approximately 88 percent of graduating students will further their edu-
cation by attending a two- or four-year college or university or technical
school, while 6 percent will begin a career and 3 percent will join the mili-
tary.
• 79 percent of seniors reported taking part in activities or athletic teams
during their time in high school.
• The Class of 2019 performed nearly 16,600 hours of community service
through graduation projects or involvement in clubs.
• 29 percent of seniors graduated with a 4.0 or higher GPA.
• 52.3 percent of graduating seniors received a 3 or better on an Advanced
Placement exam.
52.3% of
graduating
seniors took an
AP exam and
received a score
of 3 or higher
Where Did 2019 Graduates Go to
College?
PA Private Universities - 61
Out-of-State Universities - 65
State-Related/Commonwealth
Universities (ex. Penn State/Pitt) - 81
PA State Universities
(ex. Bloomsburg, West Chester) - 69
4-Year College - 68%
2-Year College - 20%
Military - 3%
Other - 4%
Job - 6%
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