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Seventy-two Students Honored by the College Board National Recognition Program

Woodstock Community Unit School District 200 is proud to announce that a total of 72 students from Woodstock and Woodstock North high schools have been honored by the College Board National Recognition Program for their academic achievements. 

The programs grant high-achieving students academic honors that can be included on college and scholarship applications helping to connect students with colleges and universities across the country and to stand out during the admissions process.

Students are awarded recognition in the following categories: First-Generation Recognition Award, Rural Small-Town Recognition Award, and School Recognition Award. 

Students who may be eligible must meet the following criteria: Take the PSAT/NMSQT (10th, 11th grades), PSAT 10 (10th grade), and/or AP Exams (by the end of 10th grade); Earn a cumulative GPA of B+ or higher by the time of submissions; Be one of the top 10% of test takers from their award program in the state or earn a 3+ on 2 or more distinct AP exams in the 9th and/or 10th grade. 

Congratulations to the following students: 

Woodstock High School
Mayra Altamirano,Clementine Arana, Liana Balderas Viderique, Logan Barrett, Rachael Emch, Salome Freites-Alvarado, Huzaifah Ghafoor, Mackenzie Green, Emily Guardado, Mason Harders, Elijah Hedges, Yaxiri Juarez-Ramos, Mallory Lyons, Everett MacDonald-Gropp, Brookelynn Males, Rafael Martinez, Wyeth McLean, Brandon Montero Hernandez, Julia Morrow, Gael Murillo, Lucy Neubauer, Vic Anthony Perez, Krish Pithadia, Emily Powell, Maya Powers, Tiffany Rendon, Dylan Roth, Nina Schuldt, Amelia Shaffer, Izabella Sieczko, and Quinn Soule

Woodstock North High School
Katelyn Baker, Brook Beatch, Luke Bigler, Sullivan Bonnett, Lincoln Buening, Jackson Burris, Emersyn Case, Daniela Cisneros Balbuena, Pedro Cisneros Balbuena, Stephanie Davila, Jordan DeBolt, Cobin Fay, Zachary Forester, Enzo Fry, Julian Hernandez, Thomas Hoang, Avari Howard, Dylan Howen, Isabella Ivers, Joaquin Jasso, Paxon Kirk, Brooklyn Krejci, Braden Olson, Angela Ortiz Orizaba, Allyson Ortiz, Diego Ortiz, Jacqueline Ortiz, Itzeli Parada, Gabriel Patterson, Jessica Perez, Melanee Polley, Grace Porter, Aarene Marielle Resultay, John Ruhnke, Braden Schnake, MacKenzie Schnulle, Dylan Serrano, Makayla Stipak, Jovan Andre Suay, Baaria Tahir, and Stefani Vanderstappen

WHS College Board
WNHS College Recognition