and universities. WHS offers 32 college-level AP courses for students. More than 85 percent of students score three or higher on AP exams, making them eligible for college credit. There are more than 60 co- and extra-curricular activities available at WHS. On statewide tests, more than 90 percent of 10th grade students were proficient on the MCA II reading test and more than 70 percent of 11th grade students were proficient on the MCA II math test. WHS students score consistently higher than state and national averages on the ACT and SAT exams. The WHS average score on the 2016 ACT was 25.8, compared to 22.7 at the state level and 21.1 at the national level. On the SAT, WHS students in 2016 scored an average math score of 710 and an average critical reading score of 667 - compared to 609 and 595 at the state level and 515 and 501 at the national level. In 2018, six students earned perfect scores on the ACT test. Central Middle School Central Middle School is located at 305 Vicksburg Lane in Plymouth MN 55447. The current principal is Xavier Reed and the student day is from 9:10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The current enrollment is approximately 1,316 students in grades 6 through 8. The Central Middle School building was opened in 1961 as the senior high school and converted to Central Middle School in 1997. It is located on the southeast corner of Gleason Lake at the intersection of Gleason Lake Road and Vicksburg Lane. Each year, students are assigned to one of five "teams": Blue, Gold, Silver, Purple, or Green, although the "Purple" team sometimes isn't present for the specific grade. A student's team determines which teachers he or she will have. Students are required to use a "core" schedule that includes math, science, communications, language arts, social studies (including history and geography). In this schedule there is also a "flex" period that offers time to read or complete homework, as well as an "advisory" time which offers health education among other activities. Unlike other Wayzata schools, Central does not have a swimming pool, but has a hockey arena. The arena once hosted Wayzata High School home games when the high school was located at the Central building. Students in Wayzata middle schools are required to take three years of physical education and a performance-based music course (Band, Choir, Orchestra