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Posted on June 12, 2009 by PERIOD Landmark By Chronicle Staff Writer Like a parting gift to Bozeman High School's retiring principal, Newsweek magazine today again named the school to its Leading U.S. High Schools list. The 2009 list rates 1,500 U.S. high schools as being the nation's top 6 percent, based upon having a a great deal of trainees taking college-level Advanced Placement tests. Bozeman High this year ranked No. 585 on the publication's "difficulty index" with a score of 2. 007, which indicates that the school had two times as many students of all grade levels taking AP tests as it had finishing senior citizens.

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The nationwide average was 15 percent. No other Montana high school made the list, according to the publication's online Web website. Bozeman Schools Superintendent Kirk Miller noted the award Wednesday throughout the school district's last assembly to honor retiring and departing team member. Bozeman High Principal Godfrey Saunders is retiring after 12 years.  Learn More Here  said Bozeman High is "clearly ahead of other high schools in Montana and the area." He stated it showed Saunders' leadership, vision and worths. Bozeman High also made Newsweek's list in 2003, when it ranked 460 out of 804 schools. In 2008, the school was ranked 621 out of 1,300 schools.

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