East Jackson Celebrates Student Success on AP Exams
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COMMERCE — East Jackson Comprehensive High School celebrated student success on the Advanced Placement exams that took place at the end of the 2022-23 school year. East Jackson had 180 passing scores on exams this past year. An exam is considered passing when a student scores a three or higher.
EJCHS had 30 exams that scored a five, the highest score possible on the exam. Four EJCHS students, Grecia Avellaneda-Castro, James Vogt, Courtney Cameron and Diego Uribe, scored a five on two exams, with one student, Charlie Wheeler, who earned a five on three exams. To celebrate, faculty at EJCHS presented the students who scored a five with a yard sign at their residence.