Clear Lake High School students earn AP Scholar Awards

Clear Lake High School recently announced the names of its 323 students who earned AP Scholar Awards for exceptional achievement on their Advanced Placement exams.

The College Board's Advance Placement Program provides students with the opportunity to earn college credit while still in high school.

The following students qualified for the National AP Scholar Award by earning a score of four or higher on a five-point scale on the exams taken: Paul Abraham, Peter Abraham, Kauser Ali, Aakash Batra, Lawrence Chang, Michael Chang, Jiakun Cheng, Ruizhi Dong, Shawn Du, Harish Eswaran, Nicole Gardner, Berk Gercek, Kasra Ghodsi, Amber Hall, Nabil Hossain, Nishant Jayant, Jerome Jeevarajan, John Jeevarajan, Meagan John, Alexander Jones, Melissa Kam, Sarwar Khan, Jenny Le, Travis Lewis, Kathy Lin, Kevin Ma, Vikraman Rarthiban, Catherine Paul, Blaine Rister, Chartura Rodrigo, Mika Tabbata, Ann Tran, Stephen Tran, Stephanie Tzouanas, Xiaohe Want and Sang Yoo.

These students earned the Distinction Award for a score of at least 3.5 on all exams taken: Katerina Abazajuan, Natasha Abdullah, Alexandra Abney, Paul Abraham, Peter Abraham, Kausar Ali, Caroline Baliker, Aakash Batra, Brian Berger, Mariya Bobrovkyk, Lauren Booker, Madison Busk, Kevin, Carlson, William Carter,l Andrew Casso, Jhn Calvallo, Siddartha Chandrashekar, Alexander Chang, Lawrence Chang, Michael Chang, Jiakun Cheng, Matthew Cheng, Emily Chiou, Gina Ciancoen, Jessica Clark, John Delapp, Kelly Derauf, Julie Dockings, Ruizhi Dong, Shawn Du, Nathan Elling, Harish Eswaran, Jordan Finch, Jenna Foale, Cody Friedrichsen, Neelay fruitwala, Altair Galgana, Nicloe Gardner, Berk Gerdek, Kasra Ghodsi, Amber Hall, Jackson Hardage, Henry He, Nabil Hossain, Nathan Houk, Nahreen Hussain, Jocelyn Hwang, Krishan Jain, Alexander Jang, Fatima Javed, Nishant Jayant, Jerome Jeevarajan, John Jeevarajan, Meagan Johns, Jacy Johnson, Juliet Jonak, Alexander Jones, Rehan Kaluarachichi, Melissa Kam, Amy Kao, Lance Kelley, Sarwar Khan, Ayushi Kumar, Brian Lam, Devon Laughlin, Mackenzie Laws, Jenny Le, Clemens Lee, Travis Lewis, Jenny Lin, Yong Lin, Kevin Ma, James Maclean, Stephen Matus, Nicholas Mellis, Ingrid Mong, Saam Motamedi, Mauricio Munoz, Conner Muscat, Allison Mguyen,  Anne Norman, Alexander Nowak, Renata Nowobilski, Malathi Obeyesekere, Adriana Ocon, Tyler Parry, Pradeepan Prathiban, Vikraman Parthiban, Catharine Paul, Kelly Peterson, Ashik Philip, Nina Pinjala, Kathryn Powell, Milena Pribic,  Dania Qureshi, Chandani Radia, Christopher Radzicki, Vineet Raman, Joshua Randall, Blaine Rister, Chatura Rodrigo, Henry Sekula, Harrison smith, Peter Su, Matthew Sullivan,  Aakash Sur, Brendan Swain, Mika Tabata, Anh Tran, Christopher Tran, Cynthia Troung, Stephanie Tzouanas, Sarah Varosco, Amber Wallour, Dennis Wang, Sibo Wang, Xiaohe Wang, Xing Wang, Minhas Wasaya, Gina Watts, Allen Wild, Garret Williford, Nellie Wong, Freda Xia, Jennifer Xiong, David Yang, Samuel Yang, Albert Yau, Pooja Yesantharao, Sang Yoo and Comyar Zaheri.

These students qualified for the Honor Award by earning a score of at least 3.25 on all exams taken: Yembur Ahmad, Mohammad Albaba, Shelby Bertsch, Shannon Brown, Melissa Cerimele, Joseph Cleveland, Christopher Cobham, Anya Cranmer, Emerson Curbeam, Ryan Decourcy, Morgan Domingue, Cody Drake, Hayley Gordon, Jennifer Gueldner, Sneha Gurajala, Michael Hoffmann, Gary Hsu, Niraj Jayant, Jessica Jewell-Elliott, Alexa Johnson, Dennis Kendelbacher, Muzzamel Khan, Lois Kim, Erica Kundrot, Don Lafon, Christina Lang, Laura Le, Benoit Lebrun, Valerie Obert, Gwendolyn Parker, Ana Pribic, Michelle Samuel, Christina Santen, Nidia Selwyn, Rachel Sheppard, Ankit Shukla, Kiersten Strachen, Kevin Sy, Eric Tom, Madeline Veit, Yakun Wang, Michael Wen and Alfred Williford.

These students qualified for the AP Scholars Award by completing three or more exams with a score of 3 or higher on all exams taken: Kunal Abichandani, Ivana Akineye, Rozina Aali, Nisha Azhar, Samantha Ball, Talma Baqar, Bezawit Belew, Catherine Besmar, Natalie Brewer, Conter Brog, James Bufkin, Morgan Busbee, Benjamin Cerimele, Kevin Chen, Lingzi Chenyang, Kelsey Collins, Statten Corwin, Caroline Croskey, Elyssa Davee, Charles Davis, Rachel Diehl, Cody Edgar, Bassem Elghetany, Wade Fabry, Laura Ferguson, Amy Fritz, Alison Fuller, Aoi Furukawa, William Gales, Samantha Geyer, Eric Goethe,l  Hannah Gorback, Celeste Guhl, Swetha Gurajala, Donavan Haacke, Makr Halle, Eric Hansen, Kevin Haseltine, Morgan Heeke, Jessica Hernandez, Savana Hughey, Melody Hwang, Marvin Jung, Woen Kim, Joshua Kivlovitz, Nicholas Klein, Lauren Kreter , Samantha Krouse, Anjali Kumar, Gordon Kwong, Meghan Laible, Elisa Laurini, Jenniger Le, Catherine Li, Jessica Lieberman, Philip Lin, George Liu, Ellen Lobb, Kody Lyons, Peter Macarthur, Joseph Malik, Colton Martinex, Tegan Mccaslin, Kelsey McCoy, Virginia McDowell, Kevin McMannis, Richard Miller, Christopher Nelsen, Michelle Ng, Jonathan Nguy, Ngan Njuyenm, Lisa Nicholsonm, Michelle Nosrat, Nicholas Ortiz, Patrick Pan, Megan Pogue, Elyse Powell, Amir Rabat-Torki, Heather Reederm, Samuel Roberts, Dragomir Rosson, Brennan Saddler, Noha Sahnoune, Vinarmara Singal, Monica Sint, Ashley Stanford, Zachary Steelman, Dustin Suchon, Mohammad Syed, Alex Tan, Khadeeja Tarique, Kristo Tomasic, Kuo Chun Tsai, Alyssa Van Baalan, Aaron Wang, Mary Webber, Celci Weller, Sutton Wheelis, Christian Williams, Savannah Woodworth, Paulina Wynkoop, Annie Xiong and Jack Zhao.

At least 3,800 colleges and universities accept AP scores annually.