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Last spring’s Advanced Placement testing took place in respectful silence, now giving us something to loudly brag about.
Dean of Academics Emily Pulsifer P’15, P’17 announced Friday that this year’s class of AP Scholars is nearly identical in count (26 boys) to the number of AP courses offered by Christ School (27).
Congratulations to each of these Greenies who were recognized in Friday’s assembly as well as our scholars from the Class of 2025:
AP Capstone Diploma
Students who earn scores of 3 or higher on AP Seminar and AP Research exams and on four additional AP exams of their choosing.
Noah Clancy ’26.
AP Scholars with Distinction
Students who receive 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.
Noah Clancy ’26, Easton Hoffert ’26, Felix Huebner ’26, Alex Jarrett ’26, Zachary Price ’26, Evan Reich ’26, Spencer Thompson ’26, and Carl Baird ’27.
AP Scholars with Honor
Students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.
Costa Barlas ’26, Norwood Bryan ’26, Lansing Lewis ’26, Wait McCormick ’26, and Issac Schulz ’26.
AP Scholars
Student who receive scores of 3 or higher on 3 or more AP exams.
Wells Alderman ’26, Harrison Bieschke ’26, Jackson Cancel ’26, Sean Chen ’26, Sam Farago ’26, Caden Graning ’26, Drew Hykin ’26, Michael Pollick ’26, Declan Szostczuk ’26, Kevin Xue ’26, Brooks Barbee ’27, Wes McAven ’27, and Patrick Robichaud ’27.
Class of 2025
AP Scholars with Distinction
John Barton ’25, Jacob Beatty ’25, William Hughes ’25, John Jaber ’25, Luka Rose ’25, Jad Traboulsi ’25, Spencer Vande Weghe ’25, Jack West ’25, and Henry Wilhelm ’25.
AP Scholars with Honor
Nolan Miller ’25, Xander Ring ’25, and Yixuan Wu ’25.
AP Scholars
Luke Anderson ’25, Brody Ballard ’25, Pete Boatwright ’25, Tyler Brouse ’25, Henry Chapman ’25, Truett Compton ’25, Grey Edens ’25, Jordan Edgecomb ’25, Joe Gilliam ’25, Collier Lilly ’25, Judson Meyers ’25, Jonathan Reece ’25, Brendan Selmensberger ’25, Will Walker ’25, and Zach Wetzel ’25.