Shepard celebrates AP Scholars

Shepard High School proudly announces that nearly 60 of its current students or May 2022 graduates qualified as Advanced Placement Scholars.

The College Board’s Advanced Placement Program offers students the opportunity to take challenging college-level courses while still in high school, and to receive college credit, advanced placement, or both for successful performance on AP exams.

The College Board honors outstanding performances on AP exams with several levels of recognition. The following students received recognition as A.P. Scholars.

Juniors – Ismail Alwahsh, Ethan Chua, Ellie Davidson, Margaret Gleason, Samantha Heiden, Emmanuelle Hounguevou, Madeline Knies, Amanda Muller, Maja Natan, Aidan Reilly, Alaina Simikoski,

Seniors – Jenna Abuzerr, Cole Balabon, Jessica Byrdak, Madison Cantore, Ava Corsi, Alex Craig, Amaree Davis, Maura Diaz, Maia Fitzpatrick, Tyler Florez, Nora Fraider, Lauren Gawel, Natalia Kiernia, Emma Lonosky, Analise Mulvihill, Alejandra Penaranda, Rachel Robson, Gabriella Scalzo, Ariana Serna, Emily Sheppard, Brookalyn Woods.

May 2022 graduates – Natalia Bafia, Marra Bell, Kara Born, Christian Dziadkowiec, Arianna Esquivel, Margaret Evoy, Madeline Feldner, Shea Fitzgerald, Jacob Fraider, Liam Gayduk, Luis Gomez, Kiana Gonzalez, Kelly Greene, Roxanne Habbal, Lillian Hogan, Kassy King, Estefania Lopez, Andrew Maddox, Cecelia Perez, Abigail Potts, Krysta Shaan Reveche, Jeremy Soldan, Gianna Spain, Laila Todd.