MND is proud to recognize its 95 Advanced Placement Scholars as identified by the College Board after the 2019-2020 school year. This is the largest number of AP Scholars in school history. Included in the 95 AP Scholars are 1 National AP Scholar, 22 AP Scholars with Distinction (including the National AP Scholar), 22 AP Scholars with Honor and 51 AP Scholars.

Achieving National Status is not an easy feat. National AP Scholars must take at least eight AP exams and receive a score of 4 or 5 (out of 5). Congratulations to MND alumna Jules Jefferson ’20 who was recognized as a National AP Scholar.

Nearly 40% of MND students took one or more AP tests during the 2019-2020 school year with over 35% earning AP Scholar status. What is even more impressive is that these testers finished their final 10 weeks of school via digital distance learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They were the first AP testers to take their tests digitally.

MND Principal Mrs. Karen Day commented, “MND students continue to thrive academically. These 95 students, along with the hundreds of others who earned collegiate credit, are ready to take on their next AP courses or college coursework! And, we are so proud of our students for continuing to excel during the COVID-19 environment!”

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FULL LIST OF ALL MND COLLEGE BOARD ADVANCED PLACEMENT SCHOLARS:

NATIONAL AP SCHOLARS: Granted to students in the United States who receive an average score of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams.

Jules Jefferson ‘20

SCHOLARS WITH DISTINCTION: Granted to students who receive an average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.

Olivia Ball ‘20
Ava Berger ‘20
Grace Brecht ‘20
Emma Campbell ‘21
Abigail Casavant ‘21
Clara Conover ‘20
Alina Duncan ‘20
Emily Edwards ‘20
Gabrielle Guenther ’21
Samantha Harold ’21
Anna Heilers ’21
Jules Jefferson ‘20
Melina Koch ‘20
Jessica Mitsch ‘20
Anne Peloquin ‘20
Heather Schwab ‘21
Riley Simmons ‘20
Kayla Stein ‘20
Kathleen Tippenhauer ‘20
Rose vonErden ‘21
Caroline Walsh ‘20
Rachael Wilson ‘20

SCHOLARS WITH HONOR: Granted to students who receive an average grade of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.

Brenna Aspery ‘21
Claudia Banke ‘21
Caroline Batt ‘21
Leah Black ‘20
Anna Chambers ‘20
Katherine Dorton ‘21
Sophia Germano ‘21
Annalise Havens ‘21
Nicole Kies ‘21
Sydney Kohls ‘21
Ellie Kowitz ‘21
Rebecca Laux ‘21
Jordan Ling ‘20
Isabella Marcum ‘21
Kaitlyn Otten ‘21
Nicole Perozek ‘20
Emma Reutelshofer ‘21
Sarah Spatz ‘21
Addison Werling ‘20
Olivia Westendorf ‘21
Emily Young ‘21
Maria Zierolf ‘21

SCHOLARS: Granted to students who receive grades of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams.

Morgan Baker ‘21
Allison Brickner ‘21
Faith Cayia ‘20
Cameron Coburn ‘21
Mikaela Coffey ‘20
Michelle Cordier ‘20
Ava Corsmo ‘21
Elise Denegar ‘21
Jennifer Devolve ‘20
Michelle Dickert ‘20
Olivia Doll ‘20
Talia Dragon ‘20
Madelyn Evans ‘20
Audrey Farlow ‘20
Julia Feldmann ‘20
Grace Fletcher ‘21
Thu Gibson ‘20
Caroline Graue ‘20
Abigail Gries ‘20
Rachel Hartmann ‘21
Delaney Hellard ‘20
Stephanie Henning ‘21
Anna Hillman ‘21
Lauren Hogan ‘20
Lilian Horne ‘21
Callie Jacobs ‘21
Haley Kollstedt ‘21
Sarah Krusinski ‘21
Emily Lambert ‘21
Allison Laughlin ‘21
Alexa Ligons ‘20
Mia Lowery ‘21
Katlyn MacDonald ‘21
Leah Martin ‘21
Sophia McCrary ‘21
Emily Mechley ‘21
Madelyn Meder ‘20
Sydney Mueller ‘20
Emma Niehaus ‘21
Makenna Patridge ‘20
Ellie Patterson ‘21
Emma Pennisi ‘20
Mary Rentrop ‘21
Sarah Richter ‘20
Elizabeth Rolfes ‘20
Anna Rosian ‘21
Rachel Roth ‘20
Stephanie Schaller ‘21
Katherine Wallace ‘21
Payton Wilson ‘21
Alexa Wiwi ‘21