Hampton Bays High School Students Receive Advanced Placement Designations

HAMPTON BAYS, NY — Hampton Bays students have made their hometown proud: The Hampton Bays School District announced this week that 37 high school students received special Advanced Placement designations based on achievement in college-level coursework.

To earn Scholar recognition, students are required to score a 3 or higher on three or more AP exams; for Scholar with Honor, they must earn a 3.25 on all AP exams taken and grades of 3 or higher on four or more of those exams; and for Scholar with Distinction, they must receive an average score of 3.5 on all AP exams and grades of 4 or higher on five or more of those exams, the district said.

The district congratulated the following students:

AP Scholars

Nathalie Cruz, Alan Cruz Rojas, Samantha Deleg, Aaron Fernandez, Daniela Gomez, Madelane Jarrin, Alison Miranda, Alejandra Montoya, Samantha O'Neal, Eleanor Ramsay, Miguel Real Serna, Kirra Schoerlin and Nikole Vasquez

AP Scholars with Distinction

Samuel Blackburn, Lee Brumagim, Kira Clinton, Jaime DePalma, John DePalma, Joshua Garnica, Andrew Guevara, Antoinog Haddock, Owen Haynes, Cristian Kearns, Nathan Kearns, Sebastian Martinez, Emma Metz, Jack Perez, Stephany Perez, Sophia Reyes, Amy Rojas, Willem-Dakota Sarkis, Cameron Schmidt, Emma Schultheis, Louis Stellato, Charlotte Summar, Brayden Talmage and John Taylor

AP Scholars with Honor

Jack Perez, Stephany Perez, Amy Rojas, Charlotte Summar and John Taylor