education. Statistics Demographics 2021–2022 2112 students Standardized testing GPA Cupertino High School's grades does not include + or - and does not include weighted GPA. Cupertino High School also doesn't post class ranks. There is a high proportion of students getting high GPAs. Around 10% of Cupertino High School has a 4.0 UW GPA with the vast majority of students with a 3.5 GPA. AP exams In 2022, 927 students took 2363 exams. Out of these students, 84% of students scored a 3 and higher. Other statistics 87% of students has at least one parent with a bachelor's degree or higher. Academics Cupertino High School has a strong academic program and is ranked the top 50 high school in California. The high school is more STEM focused due to its location in Silicon Valley. Cupertino High School has above average standardized test scores in the SAT and ACT. In 2022, there were 38 National Merit Semifinalist and 62 National Commended. Mathematics Cupertino High School offers many courses in Math ranging from Algebra 1 to AP Calculus BC. There are many pathways students can take depending on the student's level of math, but usually the two most common pathways is regular and honors. Students typically start in Algebra 1, Geometry, Geometry Enriched, Algebra 2, or Algebra 2/Trigonometry in ninth grade. There are honors courses equivalent for each level of math (Geometry vs. Geometry Enriched; Algebra 2 vs. Algebra 2/Trig; Pre Calculus vs. Pre Calculus Honors; AP Calculus AB vs. AP Calculus BC). Students who has completed AP Calculus BC can take Multivariable Calculus or Linear Algebra through the dual enrollment program in De Anza College or West Valley College. There are other courses available like AP Statistics. Science Science is another significant department in Cupertino High School. There are AP courses offered in all three of the major sciences (Bio, Chem, and Physics). In addition, there is also AP Environment Science. Most science courses are taught in the old science building (500s) or the new science building (6000s - 7000s) with a higher concentration of AP classes taught in the old science building. AP Physics C is offered by putting both AP Physics C: Mechanics and AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism into one year, making it one of the hardest course on campus. World languages There are four languages offered in Cupertino High School: Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, and French. Every