follows; 80% of the students are Asian, 13% Hispanic, 4% White, and 1% other races representing approximately 26 different home languages. The class of 2018 sent approximately 90% of its graduates to higher education; 45% to four-year colleges and 64% to two-year colleges. Academics La Quinta High School offers many Advanced Placement classes. AP classes, if mastered, will give students college credit in that course. Mastery is determined by a score on the AP tests given in May. A score of 3, 4, or 5 allows the student to gain college credit. La Quinta offers the following AP classes: English AP English Literature and Composition AP English Language and Composition Math AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Statistics Sciences AP Computer Science Principles AP Computer Science A AP Physics 1 AP Physics 2 AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Environmental Science World Languages AP Spanish Language and Culture AP French Language and Culture Social Sciences AP World History: Modern AP United States History AP Psychology AP Macroeconomics AP U.S. Government and Politics AP Human Geography Arts AP Music Theory Athletics La Quinta High School consists the following sports. Current sports Baseball Basketball Cheerleading Cross Country Dance Football Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Track Volleyball Water Polo Former sports Badminton Golf Wrestling Field Hockey Music Department La Quinta High School has an award-winning marching band, known as the La Quinta High School Marching Aztecs. Their most recent show is titled "The Looming Threat" (2020), and past shows include "When No One Is Watching" (2019), "A Place in My Daydream" (2019), "State of Mind" (2018), "Going Home" (2018), "Where the Clouds Dance" (2017), "Tribal Affect" (2016), "Sacred Geometry of Chance" ft. "The Gambler" (2015), "The Machine" ft. Mechanize (2014), "Playback" (2013), "One" (2012), "Heroes" (2011), "Ex Astris Scientia" (2010), "Fantasmic" (2009), "Pyramids of Egypt" (2008), "Pirates" (2007), "Cowboys" (2006), "La Nouba" (2005), "Pearl Harbor" (2004), "Jesus Christ, Superstar" (2003), "Circle of Life" (2002), "Cabaret" (2001), & "Salute to John Williams" (2000). The band competes in Class 3A of the WBA (Western Band Association) circuit as of 2017 and placed 4th overall in the 2017 WBA Grand Championships for classes 1A, 2A, and 3A. They have previously competed in Class 5A of the SCJA (Southern California Judging Association) circuit and advanced to the California State Band Championships from 2010 to 2014. They have earned second place (overall band) and high percussion in Division 4A