Student Achievement

Academic achievement and student participation are two indicators of student success at Arrowhead High School.

Student Achievement

2017 ACT Scores      

Average composite of college-bound seniors = 24.5

Average composite of all juniors = 23.5

2018 Advanced Placement (AP) Scores

Passing rate (scores of 3, 4, or 5) = 92.2%

2016 AP Scholar Information (2017 information not yet available):

Total AP Scholars = 267       Average AP Test Score = 4.16   National AP Scholars = 17

1. AP Scholars =                                88 students

2. AP Scholars with honor =            65 students

3. AP Scholars with distinction =  110 students

4. National AP Scholar =                  21 students

Wisconsin's School Accountability Report Card

Arrowhead's 2017-2018 rating:   4 stars/82.8,  Exceeds Expectations

Click to link to School Report Card document 

Student Participation

Graduation rate =                  96.6%

Post graduation =                  83.2%   4-year university,  6%   2-year college

Co-curricular activities

1. Academic = 63.0%
2. Athletic =     59.5%  
3. Music =        26.7%

Community volunteerism =  80.9% 

Attendance rate =                   97.8%

Truancy rate =                              .1%

Recognition Examples

• US News & World Report named AHS as one of the Best High Schools in the nation
• The Washington Post again named AHS as one of  "America's Most Challenging High Schools"
• Over half of Arrowhead’s students earned a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or better (honors program)
• Eight Arrowhead students were semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship program
• Athletic Conference Championships included 15 of 30 teams and 17 teams won their Sectional Finals, qualifying them for State Championships competition. 
• State Champions and runner-ups and state runner-ups include boys & girls golf, boys & girls alpine skiing, girls lacrosse, girls and boys cross country, girls field hockey, and boys basketball. 
• AHS awarded 16th straight Journal Sentinel Preps Plus School of the Year honor, and 10th year as #1 in the WSN Cup Large School Division.
• AHS Robotics Team earned its way to state competition.
• Academic All State Team nominations were granted to players in various sports including football and girls golf
• Boys Golf was recognized as the team state champion, individual state champion, coach of the year, and #1 team academic all-state award. 
• DECA students competed in the State competition, and 10 students moved forward to compete at Nationals. Three AHS students were voted into state leadership positions for DECA. 
• Forensics Team had many students compete in the State Finals, and two students went to the National competition. 
• The Gaming Club earned a Top 8 finish in its first trip to a large, regional tournament.