Bishop Chatard High School is pleased to announce that 102 Trojans have been named AP Scholars in 2022-23. This distinction is given to students who perform at the highest level on Advanced Placement (AP) exams taken in high school.
BCHS offers 20 AP classes in a variety of academic areas, enabling students to experience college-level courses and earn college credit while in high school. Last year, 86 percent of seniors graduated with college credit earned through either AP or Dual Credit courses.
Students were honored at three levels based on the number of exams in which they scored a 3 or higher, as well as the average score of exams taken. Congratulations to the following students and their teachers on the commitment shown to academic excellence!
AP Scholar with Distinction: This ranking is granted to 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.
Andrea Adams ’24 – Maria Agostino ’23 – Madeleine Barbar ’23 – Christopher Board ’23 – Maddalena Bolchini ’23 – Nicholas Borchers ’23 – Marguerite Bourgeois ’24 – Maximilian Bourgeois ’24 – Gretchen Corns ’23 – William Dietrick ’23 – Jackson Herrera ’23 – Shafer Hofmann ’23 – Catherine Joven ’23 – Colin Kirchgessner ’24 – Andrew Knapp ’23 – Maci Knoll ’23 – Ian Kolbus ’24 – Benjamin Lam ’24 – Agnes Moriarty ’23 – Claire O’Gara ’23 – Charles Park ’24 – Margaret Ryan ’23 – Nolan Stiffler ’23 – William Szentes ’23 – Charles Wright ’24.
AP Scholar with Honors: This ranking is granted to 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.
Ethan Brown ’23 – Hope Bultinck ’24 – John Dixon ’23 – Aiden Duncan ’23 – Morgan Engelman ’24 – Davis Falcon ’23 – Grace Felts ’23 – Mark Gejdos ’24 – Morgan Heim ’23 – Gabriella Herner ’24 – Donovan Hibbeln ’23 – Molly Koers ’23 – Elizabeth Kohlhaas ’23 – Megan Kramer ’24 – Riley Kramer ’23 – Sarah McGillicuddy ’23 – Nicholas Pettrone ’23 – Carter Rowe ’24 – Jacob Weber ’24
AP Scholar: This ranking is granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams.
Daniel Albright ’24 – Joshua Ball ’24 – Caroline Bell ’23 – Charles Biggs ’23 – Margeaux Bisser ’24 – Avery Bruce ’23 – Lucas Chan ’23 – Caroline Clapacs ’23 – Helen Cline ’24 – Garin Colassesano ’23 – Eva Dessauer ’24 – Anna Erdosy ’23 – Jacqueline Felts ’23 – Srey Folck ’24 – Allison Fuydal ’24 – Anthony Grego ’23, Gavin Guffey ’25, Logan Jarzyniecki ’23, Zade Kalesperis ’23, Wyatt King ’24, Riley Kinnett ’24 – Cecelia Leffler ’23 – Elizabeth Loane ’23 – Aaron Loiselle ’23 – Taylor Mann ’23 – Gabriel Martinez ’23 – Wade McAllister ’23 – Mary-Claire McCarthy Young ’24 – Maisie McMahon ’23 – Grace Miller ’24 – Alexander Minch ’23 – Claire Monahan ’23 – Aidan Mungovan ’24 – Avery Nagel ’23 – Thomas O’Gara ’25 – James O’Brien ’23 – Samuel Orr ’24 – Nina O’Tain ’24 – Hillary Pachciarz ’24 – Sofia Papalia ’23 – Alexander Paz ’25 – Jacob Polackin ’23 – William Pruitt ’23 – Chloe Schmitz ’23 – Stella Schulte ’23 – Sarah Semon ’23 – John Sherby ’23 – Charlotte Shumaker ’24 – Theresa Surinak ’24 – Lucy Taylor ’23 – Alexandra Teed ’24 – Anna Thompson ’23 – Jack Underwood ’23 – Cole Weber ’23 – Evans Wells ’23 – Anastazia Wentworth ’24 – Zoe Williamson ’24 – Anna Zyromski ’24.
Congratulations to all on the achievement of this distinction.