Riverhead High School Students Receive High AP Scholar Honors

55 Students Garner Recognition for Their Exceptional Academic Performance

RIVERHEAD, NEW YORK (NOVEMBER 2022) — Riverhead High School recently honored 54 of its students receiving various AP Scholar honors and three of its students who qualified for the College Board National Recognition Program based on their outstanding performances on the PSAT/NMSQT exam in 2021.

“I, along with the rest of the District, am proud of these students for their amazing academic achievements,” said Riverhead Central School District Superintendent Dr. Augustine E. Tornatore. “We continue to work diligently with our students in the pursuit of excellence in our wide array of AP courses and are thrilled to give them the opportunity to learn and thrive in these highly engaging environments.”

Thirty-four Riverhead High School students received the designation of AP Scholar, granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams. Six students received the designation of AP Scholar with Honor, 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. Fourteen students received the designation of AP Scholar with Distinction, 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.

The three students who qualified for the College Board National Recognition Program are Amaya Hopkins, who received the National African American Recognition Award, and Jennifer Alonzo Moreno and Kimberly Mendez, who both received the National Hispanic Recognition Award. Jennifer is also an AP Scholar with Distinction, and Kimberly is an AP Scholar.

Riverhead High School and all of the Riverhead Central School District extend their congratulations to these students for their incredible accomplishments and look forward to seeing their continued academic success and leadership.

The full list of honored students can be found below.

Honored Students

Amaya Hopkins, National African American Recognition Award

Jennifer Alonzo Moreno, National Hispanic Recognition Award and AP Scholar with Distinction

Kimberly Mendez, National Hispanic Recognition Award and AP Scholar

 

Emma Eager, AP Scholar with Distinction

Emma Ellis, AP Scholar with Distinction

Clark Fischer, AP Scholar with Distinction

Sean Gellner, AP Scholar with Distinction

Alexander Golyski, AP Scholar with Distinction

Emma Hanham, AP Scholar with Distinction

Abigail Heck, Scholar with Distinction

Alvin Levik, AP Scholar with Distinction

Angelina Maligres, AP Scholar with Distinction

Kaya Payton, AP Scholar with Distinction

James Ryan, AP Scholar with Distinction

Jose Valdivia, AP Scholar with Distinction

Riley Wendt, AP Scholar with Distinction

 

Emily Amaya, AP Scholar with Honor

Kiara Chabla, AP Scholar with Honor

Scott Kamm, AP Scholar with Honor

Rita Nigro, AP Scholar with Honor

Alyssa Warnken, AP Scholar with Honor

Hannah Witt, AP Scholar with Honor

 

Gabriel Arruda, AP Scholar

Connor Bobinski, AP Scholar

Emelin Boch Torres, AP Scholar

David Brzozowski, AP Scholar

Carlos Carrillo-Perez, AP Scholar

Ethan Caskie, AP Scholar

Cole Chapman, AP Scholar

Mariela Cruz, AP Scholar

Grace Dono, AP Scholar

Charlotte Dow, AP Scholar

Roger Dow, AP Scholar

Jamie Ellwood, AP Scholar

Rowan Escobar, AP Scholar

Darwin Esteban, AP Scholar

Lucien Heilman, AP Scholar

Emily Lewin, AP Scholar

Diego Llamas-Oliva, AP Scholar

Brianna Luby, AP Scholar

Justin Mason, AP Scholar

John McCormick, AP Scholar

Tamara Meneses, AP Scholar

Ahmed Mohammad, AP Scholar

Dayanna Oliva Alvarez, AP Scholar

Jaime Pascual Felix, AP Scholar

Dominick Polakowski, AP Scholar

Alexis Rivas Ayala, AP Scholar

Marina Ronzoni, AP Scholar

Kyle Ruschin, AP Scholar

Ryan Scharpf, AP Scholar

Monica Silva, AP Scholar

Amelia Stevenson, AP Scholar

Brianna Tapia, AP Scholar

Daniel Terlikowski, AP Scholar