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Lightning Leads the Way: Building a Bright Future at North High
Lightning Leads the Way: Building a Bright Future at North High
Lightning Ignites: New Year, New Opportunities
Lightning Ignites: New Year, New Opportunities
Charged Up for Success: Welcome to the Lightning Family
Charged Up for Success: Welcome to the Lightning Family
Lightning Leads the Way: Building a Bright Future at North High
Lightning Leads the Way: Building a Bright Future at North High
Lightning Ignites: New Year, New Opportunities
Lightning Ignites: New Year, New Opportunities
Charged Up for Success: Welcome to the Lightning Family
Charged Up for Success: Welcome to the Lightning Family
Lightning Ignites: New Year, New Opportunities
Lightning Ignites: New Year, New Opportunities
Sparking Connections at Appleton North
Sparking Connections at Appleton North

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Data & Facts

83%

of North AP students received a 3 or higher on an AP test

2024-2025

Appleton North High School has earned a place on the Bronze Honor Roll for the second consecutive year (2024 and 2025) from the College Board. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools that expand access to Advanced Placement courses and support students in succeeding on a path to college. 

20.8

was the average composite ACT score for individual and state testing for the class of 2025, compared to the state average of 19.3

40%

711 of 1,767 students at North (40%) participated in sports in 2023-24

25

North One Act cast & crew has won the Critics Choice Award at the Wisconsin State Theatre Festival for 25 consecutive years

NORTH NEWS

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School may be out, but school meals are still in! This summer, free breakfast and lunch will be available to all children and teens ages 18 and under in the community. No registration, identification, or paperwork is required; children simply need to come to the cafeteria to enjoy a healthy meal.