Bryan ISD students from multiple high schools have earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. The College Board recognized 26 students across the district for their academic excellence.
Three students are College Board National African American Recognition Program Scholars, including Jaden Scott from Bryan High School, and Reagan Hines and Tristan Blanford from Bryan Collegiate High School.
23 students are College Board National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars including Ana Martinez, Gabriel Gomez, Macario De Leon, Mia Garza, and Tori Chambers from Bryan High School, and Aiyanna Garcia, Alan Rios, Amaya Cordova, Ashley Wall, Astrid Lopez, Christian Navarro, Christopher Alcala, Denisse Soto, Jorge Gomez Hernandez, Jorge Rodriguez, Jose Rojas Trejo, Josue Roman, Karla Calderon, Lezli Pena, Miguel Garcia, Rubi Rodriguez Rangel, Sinjin Perez, and Zaid Torres Salinas from Bryan Collegiate High School.
This national recognition, along with their highly regarded diploma from a Bryan ISD high school, will help these students meaningfully connect to colleges and stand out during the admissions process.
“Bryan ISD offers students the most options in advanced academics,” says Bryan ISD superintendent Dr. Christie Whitbeck. “It is exciting to see these students from different Bryan ISD programs and high schools excelling on the national level, and representing Bryan so well. This is the result when you offer students more choices, more opportunity.”
Students eligible for this recognition have a GPA of 3.5 or higher and have excelled on the PSAT/NMSQT or PSAT 10, or earned a score of 3 or higher on two or more AP Exams.
About Bryan ISD
Bryan ISD is the largest school district in the Brazos Valley with more than 15,800 students. Bryan ISD offers world-class academics and programs, including being the only school district in the Brazos Valley to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program and the AP Capstone Diploma Program, the only nationally certified STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) middle school and intermediate school with the Odyssey Program, the highly advanced Inquire Program in grades 5-8 offering Chinese as a foreign language, dual-language English-Spanish education K-12, one of 10 regional Career & Technical Education Complexes in Texas, nationally recognized FFA programs, the exclusive District of Distinction from the Texas Art Educators Association, awarded to only 42 school districts in Texas, and the Best Communities for Music Education recognition from the NAMM Foundation, along with an award-winning Fine Arts program and championship-winning athletics. For more information about Bryan ISD, visit bryanisd.org/growwithus.
Courtesy of Bryan ISD
