More high school graduates in Bulloch County, the state and nation are taking Advanced Placement exams and scoring high enough to earn college credit, according to results released recently. “These scores show that more and more Georgia students are leaving our schools ready for college and careers,” State School Superintendent John Barge said in a news release. “It’s critical that we continue to encourage students to take Advanced Placement classes so that they not only get the rigorous academic training they need to be successful, but they can also save some money on college tuition.”