Several Students from Bridgeport High School Earn 2024 National Recognition from the College Board
By Connect-Bridgeport Staff on September 12, 2024
Several Bridgeport High School students received awards for recognition last week based on certain academic standards and criteria met. Awards granted were the National Rural and Small-Town Award, First Generation Award, and the National Hispanic Heritage Recognition Award.
The awards are part of the College Board’s National Recognition and Big Future programs, which strive to give students the best opportunities to explore career interests, colleges, and potential scholarships, among other ventures. To be eligible for the award, students must have held a GPA of 3.3 or higher, scored within the top 10% of test takers within their state in regards to the PSAT/NMSQT or PSAT 10 or have scored a 3 or higher on two or more AP exams between 9th and 10th grade, as well as attend a school in a rural area/small town.
The Bridgeport High School faculty and staff are all very proud of the awardees and their strive for academic excellence.
Editor's Note: Photo shows, front row from left, Ashley McBrayer, Jacie Wood, Bryanna Fisher, Lyza Halterman, Allison Callahan, Elisa Dinaldo, Sophia Devono, Keira Klingensmith, Calleigh Morgan, Ashley Price, Sarah Rexroad, Isabella Caputo, Ella Smith, Victoria Singzon, Hallie Sabatino, Stella Rubi, Catherine Camenga, and Carson Zanino. Second row, from left, are Caden Herod, Maxwell Leam, Jacob Keener, Hayden Jones, John Honce, Andrew Morgan, James Fazalare, Trent Priester, William Northey, Abigale Stewart, Sawyer McVeay, Sydney Tonkery, James Hadjis, Hunter Miley, Ethan Bond, Jonah Camenga, Josh Love, and Michael Romano. Not pictured is Ignatious Jewel.
