IC Catholic Prep recently recognized its students who earned a score of 5 on one or more Advanced Placement (AP) exams in May. A score of 5 is the highest possible score on an AP exam. According to the College Board, that score classifies a student as “extremely well qualified” to receive college credit and advanced placement. “Your hard work and dedication are paying off in a big way,” noted IC Catholic Prep in congratulating the standout students. “Earning the highest possible score on an AP exam is no small feat; it reflects countless hours of studying, resilience through challenging material, and a genuine commitment to academic excellence. We are so proud of you, Knights!” The IC Catholic Prep students who earned scores of 5 on AP exams in May include: (front row) senior Jasmine Villegas, senior Sophie Schaeffer, senior Paola Michel, senior Ashley De La Cruz, and junior Ingrid Buehling; (back row) senior Michael Orvino, senior Anthony Sebastian, senior Dominic Pasquale, senior Joseph Pontrelli, junior Gavin Sullivan, and senior Samuel Rucker.
