On Tuesday, April 8, Humble ISD celebrated 29 students who were recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation based on their academic performance on the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Corporation Qualifying Test at the Board of Trustees Meeting.
Students took the test when they were juniors and received recognition during their senior year.
Commended Students represent the Top 3% of students in the nation in terms of their achievement on the PSAT.
National Merit Commended
Atascocita High School: Byron Johnson
Guy M. Sconzo Early College High School: Genevieve Soto
Kingwood High School: Oluwateyin Aghedo, Parker Brown, Dylan Champion, Katherine Dollar, Alexander Ebersbaker, Moriye Korode, Jonathan Kuzmickas, Lane Limbaugh, Jack Newman, Albert Sun, Anh Vo, James Ward and Aiden Watson
Kingwood Park High School: Andrew Carson and Lucas Pagano
Summer Creek High School: Sydney Atwood, Kira Bennett, Gaurav Gupta, David Gutke, Marlie Maziur, Raven Nelson, Andrew Takacs, Virginia Wood and Celia Worden
National Merit Finalists rank in the top 1 percent of students in the United States who took the PSAT/NMSQT.
National Merit Finalists
Guy M. Sconzo Early College High School: Gavin Chua
Kingwood High School: Greyson Green
Kingwood Park High School: CeCe Sullivan
Pictured Above: [Back Row]: Humble ISD School Board President Chris Parker, Byron Johnson (Atascocita High School), Genevieve Soto (Guy M. Sconzo Early College High School), Oluwateyin Aghedo (Kingwood High School), Moriye Korode (Kingwood High School), Lane Limbaugh (Kingwood High School), Jack Newman (Kingwood High School), Anh Vo (Kingwood High School), Andrew Carson (Kingwood Park High School), Lucas Pagano (Kingwood Park High School), Gaurav Gupta (Summer Creek High School), David Gutke (Summer Creek High School), Raven Nelson (Summer Creek High School), Andrew Takacs (Summer Creek High School), Virginia Wood (Summer Creek High School) Celia Worden (Summer Creek High School) and Humble ISD Superintendent Dr. Roger Brown. [Front Row]: Gavin Chua (Guy M. Sconzo Early College High School), Greyson Green (Kingwood High School) and CeCe Sullivan (Kingwood Park High School).