SOUTH BEND, IN – October 7, 2016 – AP-TIP IN is elated to report continued gains in the fourth year of its program designed to increase the number of high school students earning college credit from their successes in Advanced Placement* math, science, and English courses.

The Advanced Placement Training and Incentive Program for Indiana (AP-TIP IN), administered by Notre Dame’s Institute for Educational Initiatives since 2012, issued its annual report showing major gains in college- and career-readiness in STEM-related studies among students in Indiana’s 30 public high schools that participated in the program as of last spring.

The Indiana Commission for Higher education has awarded a $267,000 grant to support the teacher development work of the Advanced Placement Training and Incentive Program for Indiana (AP-TIP IN), a STEM-disciplines learning initiative administered by the University of Notre Dame.