Marist Students Honored by College Board National Recognition Program
Marist High School is proud to celebrate the achievements of 38 students recognized by the College Board National Recognition Program. This national program highlights high-performing students who have excelled on College Board assessments and in their academic coursework, helping them stand out on college and scholarship applications.
To be eligible, 10th- and 11th-grade students must earn a cumulative GPA of B+ or higher and either score 3 or above on two or more AP Exams by the end of 10th grade. They also qualify if they’re one of the top 10% of test takers─in their high school, among first-generation college students in their state, and/or among rural and small-town students in their state.
School Recognition Awardees
John Alfano, Robert Armstrong, Peter Baio, Audrey Banach, Molly Bruton, Richard Christofylakis, Collin Coffey, Madeline Colander, Dominic Czaszwicz, Kenneth Dewes, Evie DiFilippo, Quinn Doran, Erin Doyle, Maeve Farrell, Joseph Fitzgerald, Mary Fortner, Nicholas Frenzel, Aislin Gagen, Ashley M Garza, Joseph Glover, Patrick Greenan, Molly Haynes, Grayson Herr, Charles Honkisz, Victoria Jachymiak, Liliana Kolar, Lilliana Lara, Cara Murphy, Ella O’Brochta, Christopher A Ortiz, Delilah Perez, Alia D Rowles, Shannon Stacy, Sameer Tadros, Renzo Talusan, Jayden Thomas, Michaela Vitaliano, and Olivia Winstead.
In addition, four Marist students earned the First-Generation Recognition Award, which honors students who are the first in their family to pursue a college degree:
First-Generation Recognition Awardees
Aislin Gagen, Ashley Garza, Victoria Jachymiak, and Sameer Tadros.
These recognitions signal to colleges and scholarship programs that Marist students are excelling at the highest level. We are proud of their achievements and excited to see what their futures hold.
