Months of hard work for 33 current students or 2025 graduates of Allen County-Scottsville High School, was rewarded last week at the high school. The students/graduates earned Advanced Placement (AP®) reward checks---recognizing students who successfully passed the AP® end-of-course test last school year.
Under the AP® program, students who take the designated classes receive a $75 check per course in which a passing grade on the final AP® assessment is achieved. AP® classes require students to spend extra time studying and working to be successful in the in-depth college-level class or classes. Under the governance of the College Board, students who are successful on the final end of course exam, based on a numerical score, may be awarded college credit for the course.
Last year, AC-S offered AP® classes in 10 areas---US Government, Environmental Science, Psychology, US History, English Language, Art/Drawing, Literature, Chemistry, World History, and Seminar.
AC-SH reward winners included Olivia Baird, Aiden Blankenship. Aubryahnna Blankenship, Bella Bray, Sydney Bromwell, Emma Brown, Greyson Cahill, William Cannon, Kennedy Carter, Laela Cline, Lily Cook, and Gabrielle Corbett.
Additional winners were Haley Dunn, Ryan Grow, Ryker Hardin, Cannon Hood, Lillian Jines, Izaiah Johns, Abigail Keeler, Tristan McQuern, Emily Moncrief, and Brooklyn Oliver.
The list also includes Victor Palacios, Alyssa Petty, Trevor Pierce, Kevin Potter, Ava Purvis, Jackson Smith, GeorgeAnna Tabor, Keagan Towe, Autumn Turner, Katie West, and Lillian Wilson.
The AC-SHS guidance department handed out the checks to current students. The checks will be mailed to graduates who earned rewards.