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Seven students score 3 or higher on all AP Exams

October 17, 2011

Seven members of the senior class have been named Advanced Placement Scholars.

Muskan A., Cherry C., Cameron C., Joseph D., Hoang D., Jessie H. and Nam N. are the only students to score 3 or better on all of their AP exams.

AP exams are the tests taken after a student has taken an AP class. These tests are optional. High scores can give distinction to students; in addition, theymay receive college credit for scores of 3 or higher.

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