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Stevenson honors three students who scored a perfect 36 on the ACT

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Summary

At the meeting the board presented ambassador awards to three students — Helen Dang, Isabella Wong and Kevin Young — who each earned a perfect ACT score of 36 and were recognized for academic excellence.

The board presented Ambassador Awards — the district’s recognition for excellence in scholarship, athletics or activities — to three students who each recorded a perfect ACT score of 36.

Board presenters called students Helen Dang, Isabella Wong and Kevin Young to receive their awards and invited brief remarks. When asked how they felt about taking the test, students described a mix of preparation and nerves: one student said they had taken many practice exams and hoped for a strong result; another said they were nervous walking out and were “really happy” when they saw the score.

Why it matters: A perfect ACT score is rare and the board noted the distinction by calling each student forward and taking photos. The board described the ambassador award as the highest student recognition at Stevenson.

Ending: Board members asked the students to stay for the meeting and congratulated them on their achievement.