Fifty-five Carrollton High School students were recognized through the College Board’s National Recognition Program.
Fifty-five Carrollton High School students have been recognized by the College Board as National Recognition Program awardees. Students earned these recognitions as a result of their excellent academic achievements in school and their performance on the Advanced Placement (AP) exams.
Carrollton High School students were awarded up to three of the College Board’s National Recognitions: Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award, School Recognition Award, and/or First-Generation Recognition Award. Seven students, Brody Allen, Brayan Calix Alberto, Mia Chapman, Elisha Landrum, Gibson Lin, Yadiel Pilar Enriquez and Daniel Uranga, were celebrated for earning all three awards.
The following students also received the National Rural and Small Town Award: Mary Akers, Keegan Autrey, Ethan Bivins, Landon Blankinship, Rylee Boyce, Blythe Browning, Andrew Corbett, Alaina Dhople, Brendan Entrekin, Susy Garcia, Amanda Hume, Kathryn Jackson, Liam Jackson, Margaret Jackson, Jett Janowski, Greyson Jones, Ethan Lear, Jasmine Lindberg, Austin Loolen, Kaia Maggiano, Conner Malmquist, Braylon McGary, Presley McLaren, Jacob McPherson-Orlando, Lucy McRae, Autumn Meeks, Rian Nestor, Jake Nichols, Johnny Norman, Megan Ou, Lyla Purkey, Nelson Quinonez, Noa Rho, William Rogers, Dylan Sapp, Aadit Shah, Michael Skinner, Lucy Slappey, McKenzie Swain, Jade Tarullo, Harrison Tisinger, Molly Wallis, Sutton White, Logan Wilkinson, Drew Williams, and Joseph Woznicki. This recognition honors high-achieving students from small towns and rural communities, highlighting their academic accomplishments and connecting them with colleges and scholarship opportunities.
In addition to the seven students who received all three honors, Rylee Boyce was recognized with a First-Generation Recognition Award, which honors students who are on track to be the first in their families to complete college.
Furthermore, 41 students in total were named School Recognition Award recipients, designating them among the top-performing students nationwide, according to the College Board: Mary Akers, Ethan Bivins, Cooper Blakemore, Landon Blankinship, Alaina Dhople, Manoela Dotto, Brendan Entrekin, Amanda Hume, Kathryn Jackson, Liam Jackson, Margaret Jackson, Greyson Jones, Ethan Lear, Jasmine Lindberg, Austin Loolen, Kaia Maggiano, Conner Malmquist, Braylon McGary, Jacob McPherson-Orlando, Autumn Meeks, Rian Nestor, Jake Nichols, Johnny Norman, Megan Ou, Noa Rho, William Rogers, Aadit Shah, Michael Skinner, Lucy Slappey, McKenzie Swain, Jade Tarullo, Sutton White, Logan Wilkinson, and Drew Williams.
“Being recognized by the College Board is an exceptional accomplishment, and I am proud to celebrate these students,” said CHS Principal Dr. Eric Simmons. “We are fortunate enough to witness the daily work these students put in to achieve their goals. These awards will be an addition to their resumes and help them stand out to colleges during the admissions process.”
Author: Jamie Tuggle
