The Woodrow Wilson High School community has reason to celebrate this week. Thirty-two students - some graduated and now attending college, and some still enrolled at Woodrow - recently were named AP, or Advanced Placement, Scholars based on exams administered during the spring by the College Board.

AP and pre-AP classes equip high school students for higher education because the curricula equal those of college-level courses. Most colleges grant credits to students who pass AP exams. Students receive a score based on a zero-5 scale.

AP Scholar: Granted to students who receive grades of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams.

Seniors 2008
Samuel Clegg, Elizabeth Cochran, Sarah Dickson, Henry Hedges, James Jaremko, Elizabeth Kaiser, Caleb Larsen, Yichuan Lu, Spencer Miller, Valerie Reynolds, Gus Schuerger, Sam Schuerger, Seth Sekhon, and Dante Silva

Seniors 2009
Kathryn Anderson, Brenna Buchanan, Katie Cunningham, Sarah Delph, Sean Draper, Alexandra Horne, and Laura Nelon

Senior 2010
Joseph Marshall