Honors

2007 Advanced Placement Scholar Awards

Aquinas High School is proud of its Advanced Placement Scholars in the Class of 2007. These scholars have been recognized by the College Board for their exceptional achievement on the college-level AP Exams which they took last Spring at Aquinas.

Seven students qualified as a Scholar with Honor, by earning an average of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, with a grade of 3 or higher on four or more AP exams. These students are Rosalia Lee, Melissa Perez, Norma Perez-Hernandez, Mia Reyes, Astley Robinson, Jadyra Sosa, and Stephanie Urugutia.  These students are currently enrolled in City Honors, NYU, Fordham University, Cornell, Stony Brook, and Baruch College.

Tanesha Beckford, Devaneke Crumpler, Vernisa Donaldson, Bianca Farrell, Nina Field, Amanda Gonzalez, Norsy Jimenez, Ivana Martos, Lisnerva Nuez, Blessing Nuga, Lynette Peguero, Tiennhan Phan, Jacdane Reid, Stephanie Rodriguez, Krystle Shakespeare, and Sasha Whyte qualified as AP Scholars by completing three or more AP Exams with grades of 3 or higher.

 Aquinas HS offers eight Advanced Placement courses which connect students to college success.

 

School Honors are based solely on the weighted average.

Requirements are:

Principal's Honors

90% Average or higher - all grades above 85% - Minimum average 89.9%

First Honors

85%-89.9% Average - all grades above 80% - Minimum 84.9%

Second Honors

80%-84.9% Average - all grades above 75% - Minimum 79.9%

   

School honors are determined and published for each marking period based on the weighted academic marks for the quarter.

A passing grade must be earned in Physical Education for listing on an honor roll.  However, this grade is not included in the weighted average.  The extended-day music grades are not included.

Annual Honors Convocation

The Annual Honors Convocation, held in the fall of each school year, recognizes the academic achievement from the previous year.  The Honor Roll for the Convocation is based on the weighted average of the previous academic year in accord with the requirements for School Honors.

 

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