Skip to main content

Congrats to the 2019 Jefferson and Kennedy AP Scholars!

The College Board Advanced Placement (AP) program has recognized 12 National AP Scholars, 40 AP Scholars with Distinction, 34 AP Scholars with Honor and 122 AP Scholars from Bloomington Jefferson and Kennedy high schools.

National AP Scholars are students with an average score of at least four on all AP exams and scores of four or higher on eight or more exams.

National AP Scholars: Alexandra Janey, Abigail Larson, Neython Lec Streitz, Colden Longley, Charles Maki, Ryan Martz, Ryan Meany, Amelia Miller, Tomas Panvica, Isabella Phan, Jordan Thomson and Amy Wang.


AP Scholars with Distinction are students with an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP exams taken and scores of three or higher on five or more exams. 

AP Scholars with Distinction: Ingrid Anderson, Jacob Bechtold, Promise Benson, Katelynn Brandwick, Hannah Butala, Jillayne Clarke, Ruth Claycomb, Elyse Cooke, Willa Countryman, Peyton Crombie, David Elliot, Jessica Greymont, Kaija Johnson, Ella Jones, Lucas Kramarczuk, Angela Kunkel, Zoe Langlois, Claire Liddle, Max Mallinger, Christopher Melville, Emma Moore, Olivia Neuenfeldt, Annika Palmquist, Anthony Pham, Logan Redding, Megan Roach, Kaia Rokke, Annabel Russell-Pribnow, Alexander Schatt, Jonathan Starfeldt, Ally Starks, Samantha Sunnarborg, Emery Taylor, William Titus, Emma Voigt, Skylar Volden, Emily Wammer, Mallory Waters, Lillian Williams and Jennavieve Zimmerman. 


AP Scholars with Honor are students with an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken and scores of three or higher on four or more exams.

AP Scholars with Honor: Yahye Abdiwahab, Ryan Adams, Azriella Anderson, Garrin Avaloz, Corey Boerner, Chase Brown, Amy Diedrich, Margaret Duerwachter, Fletcher Gornick, Sarah Hatton, Jarret Helmer, Joseph Holzman, Julia Jones, Karen Muff, Kayla Nguyen, Madeline Niziolek, Martin Olson, Emily Patterson, Ana Sofia Peraza Munuzuri, Tasha Pizel, Thomas Quiggle, Kylie Reardon, Sarah Rosenberg, Justin Seel, Erin Siebenaler, Elizabeth Taffe, Nathaniel Urbanski, Marissa Voelkel, Nicholas Wallenhorst, Daria Weinzierl, Adam Wetmore, Natalie Wheeler, Andrew Wilson, Zoe Zarth.


AP Scholars are students who earned a score of three or higher on three or more AP exams. 

AP Scholars: Monserrat Aguayo Brenes, Alexandra Akem, Sophia Alvarado, Evangel Anyiwe, Maggie Baukol, Jared Beek, Amy Blazanin, Matthew Bromann, Iliyah Bruffett, Dakota Buechler, Isabel Caballero, Claire Carlson, Naomi Carlson, Aaron Chung, Jenna Clements, Zubeir Dagane, Sean Daniels, Erin Devery, Faith Devery, Wyatt Doppman, Cassandra Drevlow, Jazzlynn DuBay, Aliah Eddihi, Emma Elbert, Jerry Erlandson, Caitlin Farrell, Olivia Flood, Nathan Fronk, Gavin Gascho, Aaron George, Makenzi Glass, Benjamin Griesel, Nathan Grund, Abigail Hall, Faith Hall, Mina Hammer, Alyssa Harms, Joseph Hauge, Nina Hawkins, Madeline Hergott, Lina Hernandez Moral, Anna Hester, Isabella Hofer, Grace Hoffhines, Rachel Huberty, Alyssa Jahr, Sophia Jamieson, Katherine Johnson, Anjali Kapoor, Joshua Kardell, Nathan Keith, Rachel Knudson, Kole Krause, Olivia Kunkel, Aaron Larson, Anna Larson, Tran Lehuynh, James Loken, Dawson Lowe, Alec Lunneborg, Rebecca Madsen, Ashley Marker, Gabriel Mastel, Claire Mavis, Elliana Meier, Abigail Meyer, Ros Michalski, Victoria Miller, Isabelle Miller, Grace Mitchell, Arden Moss Magana, Hodo Mohamed, Megan Narveson, Connor Nee, Kathlyn Nguyen, Nicholas Niziolek, Katlyn Ocel, Sae Young Oh, Marvin Omana Palma, Natalie Pearson, Edda Pederson, Olivia Penrose, Abbigail Pepka, Delina Pham, Joseph Pham, Leilani Plekkenpol, Daniel Redish, Natasha Richter, Jason Rikprashad, Sarah Rinnman, Andy Rosas-Mondragon, Kyle Rue, Cole Ryan, Sierra Salato, James Schubbe, Marcella Schubbe, Joseph Schueller, Phoebe Sinner, Brianna Smokovich, Jonas Strandberg, Gavin Svensson, Jake Swanson, Anna Tinklenberg, William Tran, Richmond Tu, Erik Vacura, Midori Van Alstine, Aiden Van Peursem, Benjamin Vanbinsbergen, David Vences Mendez, Isabel Villalobos Alva, Emily Vodovnik, Ayla Volante, Sawyer Vozka, Ebba Wako, Natalia Weinzierl, Denley Wenner, Stephen Wenzel, Evan Wigglesworth, Joseph Wiklund, Jacob Wyka and Linnea Ziebol.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Information about our GT programs for BPS

  BPS Families, Bloomington Public Schools offers a variety of gifted and talented programs and services for students at the elementary, middle school and high school levels. Learn more about our programs on the  district website .  Please join us for an informational meeting about program application and deadlines for the 2021-22 school year.  Tuesday, September 29 - Elementary GT Programs Informational Mtg. Elements (Grades 2&3) & Dimensions Academy (Grades 4&5) 6:30-7:30p.m. Join virtually @  meet.google.com/xbx-kxhh-qnx Monday, October 5 - Middle School GT Programs Informational Mtg. Dimensions Academy 6:00-6:45p.m. Join virtually:  meet.google.com/mmg-dgyh-gva Nobel 7:00-7:45p.m. Join virtually:  meet.google.com/qjf-djep-fbk Tuesday, October 6 - Kennedy High School GT Nobel Program Info. Mtg. Nobel 7:00-8:00p.m. Join virtually: https://us02web. zoom.us/j/82644102118?pwd= RkozYXcxWHJTQStqeUdjNEVQMjU5UT 09 Information meetings for Dimens...
  The Bloomington Public Schools Gifted and Talented Department presents PARENT & STUDENT WORKSHOP April 7 8:45-11:30 a.m. Oak Grove MS Media Center 9-10a.m. GT middle school counselor and elementary social workers will introduce the science of calm to adults and students. Through breathing, visualizations and poses, we can learn essential self regulation techniques which lead to happier, healthier and more productive lives. 10:00-11:30 Then, students will join GT staff in a makerspace lab while parents attend a second session with Dr. Teresa Boatman: Through understanding the gifted brain, including executive functioning development and intensity, parents can help support their gifted learners through the journey of childhood. Discuss with psychologist, who specializes in gifted learners, the brain development and social-emotional constructs that interweave with the intellectual capability of the gifted child. THE CHARACTER CHALLENGE: NURTURING RESILIENCE ...

New GT Coordinator

I wanted to take this time to tell you that I have stepped down as the high school gifted and talented coordinator for next fall. I have worked with the GT dept since 2012 and I have loved growing as a teacher by working with this departement, GT students and their families. I am really excited that I was a part of expanding our program to both high schools and to junior year. This pandemic has been hard on all of us and I have decided to return to the classroom full time next year. I will continue to teach the DA 9 and 10 social studies classes at Kennedy. Your students will be in great hands! Lisa Kiner, who is a DA teacher at OGMS, will be our new high school GT coordinator. She has a lot of experience as a teacher and as a parent which will help her serve our students well! Please welcome Lisa in the fall into this new role. I will just be an email away so please always feel like you can reach out! I hope your school year is wrapping up well and that you'll have a...