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Three Hancock High students honored for top AP exam scores; district recognized 11 high scorers
Summary
District staff recognized 11 Hancock High School students who earned scores on Advanced Placement exams; three students were present and named and were publicly recognized by staff.
Hancock High School staff recognized 11 students who earned scores on Advanced Placement exams this year, and three were present for public acknowledgment.
Dr. Ted Davis introduced the recognition and said that students who earn a 5 on an AP exam have demonstrated exceptional performance. He named three students who scored a 5: Kaylin Odom (AP English Language and Composition), Brandon Wagner (AP Precalculus), and James Johnson (AP U.S. Government and Politics). Dr. Davis said 11 students in total scored on AP exams this year and that three attended the meeting to be recognized.
Speakers (attributions allowed in this article): [{"name":"Dr. Ted Davis","role_title":"Hancock High School staff/administrator","affiliation_type":"government","affiliation_name":"Hancock County School District","first_reference":{"timecode":"00:42:48","transcript_line_range":[2568,2632]}}]
Provenance (selected transcript excerpts) "We're proud to recognize several Hancock High School students for their outstanding performance on the advanced placement exam…" — Dr. Ted Davis, transcript tc_start 00:42:48 "The first score who scored 5 in English language and composition is Kaylin Odom…" — Dr. Ted Davis, transcript tc_start 00:43:52
Topics and scoring: ["AP_programs","student_recognition"] justification: Local recognition of student achievement on AP exams; topic_relevance:0.9 depth_score:0.5 opinionatedness:0.00 controversy:0.00 civic_salience:0.4 impactfulness:0.3 geo_relevance:1.00
