Joliet Township High School Students Receive Recognition for High ACT Scores

Thirty-one students from the Class of 2016 were recognized as ACT Pacesetters at the September 2015 Board of Education meeting for earning a 30 composite score or higher on the ACT during the 2015-2015 school year.

“ACT is a high-stakes, national test and a high score has a great impact on a student’s college admission options and access to scholarships,” said JCHS Principal Shad Hallihan. “Students scoring 30 or higher places them at or above the top 5% in the nation based on data from the past three years.”

Pacesetters from Joliet Central are James Budrick-Diaz, Alexis Granados, Alex Kulak, Henry Linehan, Dominic Micheletto, Christopher Trevino, Michael Tucker, and Hannah Vercellotti.

Pacesetters from Joliet West are Harris Alexander, Christian Arana, Christopher Beltran, Jacob Blaauw, Jack Cowart, Noah Dulski, Brendan Erickson, Alexander Glascoe, Jessica Gossen, Miguel Gutierrez, Karen Juricic, Matthew Kinsella, Zachary Lindley, Zachary Maielli, Melissa March, James Newby, Clayton Pelzer, Nicholas Policandriotes, Dora Richardson, Eric Small, William Stapp, Janelle Suriaga, and Katherine Turek.