On Friday, August 8, Dayton Christian High School held its third annual “Advanced Placement 4/5 Luncheon” at the historic Dayton Engineers Club in downtown Dayton.
This special luncheon and awards ceremony was hosted by our high school principal, Gabe Pethtel, and our Academics and Life Calling Advisor, Renetta Hendricks. It was attended by our Advanced Placement teachers, high scoring students, several DCS Board members, and DCS Head of School, Dr. Gredy
It has become a tradition at DC over the past three years to celebrate the hard work and high achievement of DCHS students who take Advanced Placement tests and earn the highest possible scores of a 4 or 5. These high scores are not only symbolic of excellence in Advanced Placement classes taken during each student’s time at DC, but also are distinctions that will likely earn them advanced credits in college as well as exposure to greater potential for college scholarships.
This was a banner year for DCHS in terms of high scores among all Advanced Placement classes as thirty students racked up a total of 48 high scores of 4 or 5.
The following students earned a 4 or 5 on these AP exam(s):
AP Calculus
James Broughton
Cheng “Jerry” Chen
Alexander Heinrich
Samuel Hendricks
AP United States Government and Politics
Olivia Blake
Kylie Towle
AP Macroeconomics
Balen Allain
Gabrielle Barcus
James Broughton
Faith Conover
William Cron
Olivia Dabbelt
Daniel Fearday
Nathaniel Matthew
Avi Sakthikumaran
AP Microeconomics
Balen Allain
James Broughton
Faith Conover
Olivia Dabbelt
Daniel Fearday
Samuel Hendricks
Nathaniel Matthew
Andrew Starrett
Avi Sakthikumaran
AP Language and Composition
Brianna Blake
Olivia Blake
Emma Brown
Nylah Clements
Anastacia Cron
William Cron
Chloe Dickerson
Maria Fleetwood
Holly Garrett
Natalie Hayward
Samuel Hendricks
Ethan Ishmael
Madelyn Keenan
Nathaniel Matthew
Isabel Nixon
Kayla Ogburn
Joshua Rapson
Kaleigh Redman
Avi Sakthikumaran
Lucas Teater
Isabelle Thompson
Teagan Warren
Emily White
*Note that several students took multiple AP courses and scored well.
