Almost two dozen Harry S. Truman High School students received academic honors from the College Board for their achievements on the organization’s exams.
Out of 49 students eligible for the national award, 23 were honored by the College Board National Recognition Program. To qualify, 10th and 11th graders must hold at least a B+ GPA and receive a three or above on at least two AP exams by the end of their sophomore year.
“Our students have been recognized for their dedication and excellence, and we’re incredibly proud of them,” said Jon Craig, principal at Harry S. Truman High School. “This honor reinforces their exceptional achievements in high school and will support them in their pursuit of a big future.”
The student honorees are:
- Samuel Awusi
- Alayna Butcher
- Johanna Castro
- Rylie Cerulli
- Omer Durmus
- Tatiana Goryuk
- Christopher Grotz
- Veronica Hall
- Logan Kelley
- Skyla Leiva
- Jayson Martin
- Ian McCoy
- Ryan McNeil
- Jeremias Mendez
- Koumba Millimono
- Toufik Mohli
- Isabel Ohler
- Joseph O’Neill
- Joel Saba
- Kendra Schmidt
- Jacob Sherry
- Renaj Soltan
- Zoey Watford
