A total of 104 Elwood-John H. Glenn High School students were named by the College Board as AP Scholars for 2024. The Advanced Placement Program recognizes several different award levels for college-level student academic achievement on AP courses and exams.
Thirty students – Mark Antoniak, Camila Avila, Jenna Ban, Colin Bible, Bryce Blaylock, Nicolas Chery, William Conlon, Gianna Cook, Gabriella Geddes, Dillon Goralski, Aidan Hanratty, Faith Hausch, Aaleshan Jamal, Sienna Koerner, Angelina Lombardi, Erin Lowe, Cole Madden, Emelia Maletta, Ellie Mitola, Kendall Plankl, Ibraheem Riaz, Ryan Rivera, Sierra Roizman, Hailey Schombs, Dave Singh, Anna Stavros, Eli Tyll, Reginald Valentin, Caroline Weiss and David Xuereb – were named AP Scholars, granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams.
Twenty-three students – Jack Beaudry, Delia Beuka, Gabrielle Collins, Alexandra Durham, Gavin Fazal, James Froh, Mariel Fusco, Carmine Gerbino, Madelyn Katzman, Peter Kenney, Lilli Kern, Domenick Lanzi, Molly Lavitt, Alexia Monclova, Grace Oliveri, Azn Pineda, Lillie Polese, Sabrina Rivera, Nicole Robin, Mattias Weber, Zoe Wilkinson, Emily Yang and Dua Zahra – were named AP Scholars with Honor, granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.
Fifty-one students – Nina Abrenica, Anthony Bell, Joseph Borodkin, Janine Carlson, Elizabeth Clarke, Sara Collins, Ellie Crowley, Logan Demianczyk, Daniel Elling, Sean Faraci, Caroline Flore, Mary Fratarcangeli, Haley Katzman, Erin Kenny, Joanna Kim, Brayden Klement, Cooper Knorr, Lauren LaMena, Benny Lee, Davin Li, Kainaat Malhi, Meghan McGowan, Samuel Mintz, Katherine Moravec, James Mossey, Caroline Mullman, Nicola Palisciano, Jenna Parisi, Matthew Pepper, Addison Perinchief, Hafsah Raza, Nolan Reinhardt, Robert Rhatigan, Michael Roch, Benjamin Ross, Christopher Sanelli, Nicholas Siegler, Jack Sikes, Jack Smith, Angelina Song, Madison Sorok, Chloe Suskin, Andrew Tartaglia Luke Umstetter, Louis Viteritti, Nicole Wang, Stephen Wasylenko, Victoria Weissberg, Maryam Yassir, Gul Zahra and Madison Zisel – were named AP Scholars with Distinction, granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.
“Congratulations to our students and teachers,” Assistant Principal Lindsay Fritch said. “We couldn’t be more proud. They work incredibly hard throughout the year, and this is reflected in their scores. Their accomplishments are a true testament to their shared dedication, effort and commitment.”
“As the AP Coordinator, I’ve had the pleasure to see how the discipline these students have has paid off,” AP Coordinator Brittany Boccard said. “Each year they challenge themselves, and I am very proud of their success on these exams.”
Date Added: 10/10/2024