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Abraham, Daisy Elizabeth Chapa, Marie Antoinette De Jong, Tyler Kees Dimas, Samantha Garza, Madeleine Louise Hernandez, Jocellyn Gisell Lopez, Clarissa Palacio, Jose Ramon Rendon, Fernando Stephens, Mark Avery Alvarado Garcia, Omar Alberto Chavira, Sebastian De la Garza, Elsa Fausto, Clarissa Alexandra Garza, Miguel Angel Hinojosa, Abigail Lopez, Raul Pena, Miguel Rodriguez Torres, Brenda Tucker, Sean Araya, Anna Nicole Cisneros, Raul De La Torre, Alexa Felix, Angel Alberto Gonzalez Salinas, Rebeca Jessu Jones, Joshua Seth Luna, Omar Perez, Alfredo Ruiz Sandoval, Salma Vasquez, Roman Ayala, Jose Contreras, Julio De Leon, Diegop Flores-Demarchi, Dante Griffith, Connor Jones, Paige Mackenzie Manriquez, Edna Walkiria Puga Montoya, Ruben Dario Salameh, II Raja Nicolas Vega, Nancy Cano, Philip Houston Cortez Padilla, Gerardo Del Rio, Miguel Angel Gaouette, Damian James Grun, Bradley D. Kelley, III Ralph Leroy Meza, Veronica Quinlan, Evelyn Salinas, Mariel Velez, Carolina Castillo, Juanpablo Cortez Padilla, Sofia Marian Delgado Ibarra, Mariza Rubi Garcia, Katharine Leia Guerra, Mariano Kim, Sang Yoon Missage, Ryan Ramirez, Brandon San Miguel, Mariana Villarreal, Jesus Alejandro Cazares, Gabriela Cruz, Abraham Deschamps, David Garcia, Mauro Eduardo Guerra, Paulina Sofia Kirby, Hanna Blake Padilla, Jacob Ramos, Valeria Santiago, Hannah Marie Zuniga, Maria Cerda, Nicholas Cruz, Roland Diaz, Shianne Chua Garza Diaz, Marla Guerrero, Daniela Lee, Min Jo Paez, Daniela Rassman, Tehya Ashlyn Sosa, Mario The College Board’s Ad- vanced Placement Pro- gram® (AP®) provides willing and academically prepared students with the opportunity to take rigorous college-level courses while still in high school, and to earn college credit, ad- vanced placement, or both for successful performance on the AP Exams. About 22 percent of the 2.2 million students worldwide who took AP Exams performed at a sufficiently high level to also earn an AP Scholar Award. The College Board rec- ognizes several levels of achievement based on stu- dents’ performance on AP Exams. At Sharyland High School, 16 students quali- fied for the AP Scholar with Distinction Award by earn- ing 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. These stu- dents are Daisy Abraham, Gabriela Cazares, Julio Contreras, Gerardo Cortez Padilla, Sofia Cortez Pa- dilla, Tyler De Jong, Miguel Angel Del Rio, Dante Flores-Demarchi, Katha- rine Garcia, Miguel Garza, Paulina Guerra, Edna Manriquez, Jacob Padilla, Ruben Puga, Fernando Rendon and Carolina Vela. 19 students qualified for the AP Scholar with Honor Award by earning an aver- age score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. These students are Jose Ayala, Juanpablo Castillo, Raul Cisneros, David De- schamps, Shianne Diaz, Angel Felix, Marla Garza, Rebecca Gonzalez, Con- nor Griffith, Jocellyne Her- nandez, Abigail Hinojosa, Joshua Jones, Hannah Kirby, Ryan Misage, Bran- don Ramirez, Salma Ruiz, Mariel Salinas, Mario Sosa, and Mark Stephens. 46 students qualified for the AP Scholar Award by completing three or more AP Exams with scores of 3 or higher. The AP Scholars are Omar Alvarado, Anna Araya, Luzyannet Balleste- ros (no photo), Philip Cano, Nicholas Cerda, Marie Chapa, Sebastian Chavira, Abraham Cruz, Roland Cruz, Diego De Leon, Elsa De La Garza Elvia Linan, Alexa Del La Torre Schutz, Mariza Delgado Ibarra, Sa- mantha Dimas, Clarissa Fausto, Damian Gaouette, Mauro Garcia, Madeleine Garza, Bradley Grun, Mari- ano Guerra, Daniela Guer- rero, Andres Gutierrez (no photo), Paige Jones, Ralph Kelly, Sangyoon Kim, Min Jo Lee, Clarissa Lopez, Raul Lopez, Omar Luna, Veronica Meza, Daniela Paez, Jose Palacio, Miguel Pena, Alfredo Perez, Ev- elyn Quinlan, Valeria Ra- mos, Tehya Rassman, Brenda Rodriguez Torres, Raja Salameh, Mariana San Miguel, Hannah San- tiago, Sean Tucker, Roman Vasquez, Nancy Vega, Je- sus Villarreal, and Maria Zuniga. Of this year’s award recipients at Sharyland High School, 38 are cur- rently seniors and 2 are juniors. These students have at least one more year in which to complete college-level work and pos- sibly earn a higher-level AP Scholar Award. The Sharyland ISD Board of Trustees, administrators and staff congratulate each of these students. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Noe Oliveira – President Julio Cerda – Vice President Melissa Smith – Secretary Jose “Pepe” Garcia – Asst. Secretary Ricky Longoria – Member Dr. Noel Garza – Member Keith Padilla – Member SISD SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Robert O’Connor SISD does not discriminate on basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age or disability in employment or provision of services, programs or activities. 81 students at Sharyland High School have earned AP Scholar Awards in recognition of their exceptional achievement on AP Exams
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Abraham, Daisy Elizabeth
Chapa, Marie Antoinette
De Jong, Tyler Kees
Dimas, Samantha
Garza, Madeleine Louise
Hernandez, Jocellyn Gisell
Lopez, Clarissa
Palacio, Jose Ramon
Rendon, Fernando
Stephens, Mark Avery
Alvarado Garcia, Omar Alberto
Chavira, Sebastian
De la Garza, Elsa
Fausto, Clarissa Alexandra
Garza, Miguel Angel
Hinojosa, Abigail
Lopez, Raul
Pena, Miguel
Rodriguez Torres, Brenda
Tucker, Sean
Araya, Anna Nicole
Cisneros, Raul
De La Torre, Alexa
Felix, Angel Alberto
Gonzalez Salinas, Rebeca Jessu
Jones, Joshua Seth
Luna, Omar
Perez, Alfredo
Ruiz Sandoval, Salma
Vasquez, Roman
Ayala, Jose
Contreras, Julio
De Leon, Diegop
Flores-Demarchi, Dante
Griffi th, Connor
Jones, Paige Mackenzie
Manriquez, Edna Walkiria
Puga Montoya, Ruben Dario
Salameh, II Raja Nicolas
Vega, Nancy
Cano, Philip Houston
Cortez Padilla, Gerardo
Del Rio, Miguel Angel
Gaouette, Damian James
Grun, Bradley D.
Kelley, III Ralph Leroy
Meza, Veronica
Quinlan, Evelyn
Salinas, Mariel
Velez, Carolina
Castillo, Juanpablo
Cortez Padilla, Sofi a Marian
Delgado Ibarra, Mariza Rubi
Garcia, Katharine Leia
Guerra, Mariano
Kim, Sang Yoon
Missage, Ryan
Ramirez, Brandon
San Miguel, Mariana
Villarreal, Jesus Alejandro
Cazares, Gabriela
Cruz, Abraham
Deschamps, David
Garcia, Mauro Eduardo
Guerra, Paulina Sofi a
Kirby, Hanna Blake
Padilla, Jacob
Ramos, Valeria
Santiago, Hannah Marie
Zuniga, Maria
Cerda, Nicholas
Cruz, Roland
Diaz, Shianne Chua
Garza Diaz, Marla
Guerrero, Daniela
Lee, Min Jo
Paez, Daniela
Rassman, Tehya Ashlyn
Sosa, Mario
The College Board’s Ad-vanced Placement Pro-gram® (AP®) provides willing and academically prepared students with the opportunity to take rigorous college-level courses while still in high school, and to earn college credit, ad-vanced placement, or both for successful performance on the AP Exams. About 22 percent of the 2.2 million students worldwide who took AP Exams performed at a suffi ciently high level to also earn an AP Scholar Award. The College Board rec-
ognizes several levels of achievement based on stu-dents’ performance on AP Exams. At Sharyland High School, 16 students quali-fi ed for the AP Scholar with Distinction Award by earn-ing an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on fi ve or more of these exams. These stu-dents are Daisy Abraham, Gabriela Cazares, Julio Contreras, Gerardo Cortez Padilla, Sofi a Cortez Pa-dilla, Tyler De Jong, Miguel Angel Del Rio, Dante
Flores-Demarchi, Katha-rine Garcia, Miguel Garza, Paulina Guerra, Edna Manriquez, Jacob Padilla, Ruben Puga, Fernando Rendon and Carolina Vela. 19 students qualifi ed for the AP Scholar with Honor Award by earning an aver-age score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. These students are Jose Ayala, Juanpablo Castillo, Raul Cisneros, David De-schamps, Shianne Diaz, Angel Felix, Marla Garza, Rebecca Gonzalez, Con-
nor Griffi th, Jocellyne Her-nandez, Abigail Hinojosa, Joshua Jones, Hannah Kirby, Ryan Misage, Bran-don Ramirez, Salma Ruiz, Mariel Salinas, Mario Sosa, and Mark Stephens. 46 students qualifi ed for the AP Scholar Award by completing three or more AP Exams with scores of 3 or higher. The AP Scholars are Omar Alvarado, Anna Araya, Luzyannet Balleste-ros (no photo), Philip Cano, Nicholas Cerda, Marie Chapa, Sebastian Chavira, Abraham Cruz, Roland Cruz, Diego De Leon, Elsa
De La Garza Elvia Linan, Alexa Del La Torre Schutz, Mariza Delgado Ibarra, Sa-mantha Dimas, Clarissa Fausto, Damian Gaouette, Mauro Garcia, Madeleine Garza, Bradley Grun, Mari-ano Guerra, Daniela Guer-rero, Andres Gutierrez (no photo), Paige Jones, Ralph Kelly, Sangyoon Kim, Min Jo Lee, Clarissa Lopez, Raul Lopez, Omar Luna, Veronica Meza, Daniela Paez, Jose Palacio, Miguel Pena, Alfredo Perez, Ev-elyn Quinlan, Valeria Ra-mos, Tehya Rassman, Brenda Rodriguez Torres,
Raja Salameh, Mariana San Miguel, Hannah San-tiago, Sean Tucker, Roman Vasquez, Nancy Vega, Je-sus Villarreal, and Maria Zuniga. Of this year’s award recipients at Sharyland High School, 38 are cur-rently seniors and 2 are juniors. These students have at least one more year in which to complete college-level work and pos-sibly earn a higher-level AP Scholar Award.
The Sharyland ISD Board of Trustees, administrators and staff congratulate each of these students.
BOARD OF TRUSTEESDr. Noe Oliveira – PresidentJulio Cerda – Vice PresidentMelissa Smith – Secretary
Jose “Pepe” Garcia – Asst. SecretaryRicky Longoria – MemberDr. Noel Garza – MemberKeith Padilla – Member
SISD SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Robert O’Connor
SISD does not discriminate on basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age or disability in employment or provision of services, programs or activities.
81 students at Sharyland High School have earned AP Scholar Awards in recognition of their exceptional achievement on AP Exams
