The College Board awarded certificates to 55 Exeter students (30 of whom are current students, and 25 who graduated in June) for their outstanding performance on their Advanced Placement (AP) exams taken in the spring. Recognition of AP Scholars is based upon how many AP exams students take and their scores on at least three of the exams. To receive recognition, students who:

• Earn a score of 3 or better on five or more AP exams and an average of 3.5 on all AP exams taken are named an AP Scholar with Distinction
• Earn a score of 3 or better on four or more AP exams and an average of 3.25 on all AP exams taken are named an AP Scholar with Honor
• Earn a score of 3 or better on three or more AP exams are named an AP Scholar

Today, we recognized the following junior and senior students for this impressive honor and recognition bestowed upon them by the national College Board:

AP Scholar with Distinction:

• Chase Choudhry
• Nathan Gehris
• Audrey Gierlich
• Ella Lynch
• Marissa Millar
• Juliana Nerney
• Shaun Rathman
• Augustus Stuhlman

AP Scholar with Honor:

• Victoria Caccese
• Adam Cooke
• Cooper Devlin
• Josephine Hunter
• Payton Klein
• Zachary McCormick
• Caleb Newell
• Andrew Schwenk
• Monica Stratton
• Ethan Tibbetts
• Jayden Weidner

AP Scholar:

• Meredith Batz
• Harrison Brumbaugh
• Chase Detweiler
• Avery Grider
• Faith Hartman
• Madyson Hirneisen
• Kayla Karasek
• Maira McCartin
• Chase Noel
• Aubrey Ridge
• Abigail Wade

Congratulations to the following 2025 Graduates who earned this recognition as well:

AP Scholar with Distinction:

• Griffin Beidler
• Richter Bogust
• Tyler Jones
• Addison McKittrick
• Esteban Ruiz-Velazquez
• Kayla Schaefer
• Rachelle Toaldo
• Luke Zawilla

AP Scholar with Honor:

• Carson Frederick
• Katharine Hoover
• Amy Ipsen
• Neema Kamau
• Sheridan Klippel
• Alexis Nonnemacher
• Lydia Smith
• Chase Youse

AP Scholar:

• Ryan Claudfelter
• Gillian Foster
• Gianna Johnson
• Lyndsey Kline
• Ridleigh Moyer
• Jack Mulhare
• Benjamin Seeberger
• Alivia Spitz
• Jordan Wolfe

These students are now part of a remarkable group of students worldwide who've successfully completed a rigorous series of college-level courses and exams while in high school, which is a significant accomplishment to be celebrated! Congratulations to all!

(Note: Not all students pictured.)