Houston High School is proud to announce that several of its students have received prestigious honors from the College Board, highlighting their academic excellence and dedication to their educational pursuits. This recognition celebrates students who have performed exceptionally well in their studies and on their College Board assessments, including the PSAT/NMSQT®, PSAT™ 10, and Advanced Placement® (AP®) exams.
This year, the following students have been acknowledged for their outstanding achievements:
- Omonefe Aigbomian (12th) - National African American Recognition Program
- Lauryn Bonds (12th)- National African American Recognition Program
- Addison Causey (12th)- National Hispanic Recognition Program
- Madison Eaton (12th) - National African American Recognition Program
- Nicholas Ibebuogu (11th) - National African American Recognition Program
- Wesley Lim (12th)- National First-Generation Recognition Program
- Gabriella McAlonan-Serrano (12th) - National Hispanic Recognition Program
- Mackenzie Neely (11th)- National African American Recognition Program
- Yom Patel (12th) - National First-Generation Recognition Program
- Thais Santos (12th) - National Hispanic Recognition Program
- Rehan Thapur (12th)- National First-Generation Recognition Program
- Isabella Walters (12th) - National First-Generation Recognition Program
- Tim Zhu (11th) - National First-Generation Recognition Program
These awards not only acknowledge the hard work and achievements of these students but also provide them with valuable opportunities. Colleges actively recruit awardees through College Board’s Student Search Service™, creating pathways for future academic and professional endeavors.
The National Recognition Programs aim to celebrate underrepresented students who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance. HHS and GMSD applaud these students for their dedication and commitment to their education, and we look forward to seeing their future successes!