Woodrow Wilson High School is proud to honor its AP Scholars of 2014. These are students that scored exceptionally well on their AP exam (Advanced Placement). AP is a program in the USA and Canada created by the College Board, which offers college-level curricula and examinations to high school students. For a high school course to have the AP designation, the course must be audited by the College Board to ascertain that it satisfies the AP curriculum. Woodrow has both AP and pre-AP courses available in most subjects. In spring 2013 Woodrow gave 544 AP test but spring 2014 that number increased to 1006. For 2014 there are 38 AP scholars, 5 with AP honors, and 7 with AP distinction.

Leslie Scherger received National Merit Commended and Addama Tucker received National Achievement Outstanding Participant.

AP Scholar with Distinction:  Barrett Blaker, Fidel Coria, Andrew Kavas, Bryan Leon, Katherine Peebles, Leslie Scherger, and Meneb Tesfu

AP Scholar with Honor: Stephanie Arnold, Rosalie Bull, Lillian Burnside, Grant Garcia, and Jacob Tarpley

AP Scholar: Bange, Paula C.,  Barnicoat, Andrew D., Benavides, Marissa G., Bolt, Robert O., Burnam, Andrew C., Cantu, Eli,  Carreno, Jamilex, Choi, Erin, Collins, Katherine P., De La Valdene, Brittany N., Dieterich, Benjamin J., Ewere, Joy I., Fisher, Chase M., Graham, John D., Hairston, Roberto M., Hendrix, Gage, Jordan, Caroline E., Kennedy, Patrick, Kurzner, Cameron,  Lane, Jack E., Louis, Hannah E., Lovett, Herren C., Maurizi, Michela, Maxcy, Carter D., May, Maria J., Morales, Issac, Murray, Taylor, Newman, Alexander, O'Connor, Meaghan J., Ontiveros, Joseph A., Page, Elliott M., Patterson, Thomas S., Sanchez, Ismael, Schoenecker, Samantha, Tucker, Addama C., Vail, Karissa E., Wittrock, Zane D.