Thirty-one La Porte High School students, including some recent graduates have been honored as AP Scholars. Additionally, two students earned the AP Capstone Diploma, which helps students develop critical thinking, research, collaboration, and presentation skills that are essential to academic success.

AP Scholar
Sarahi Aguilar, 12
Ana Alvarado, 12
Subah Auhona, Graduated
Noah Balboa, 12
Ender Burris, Graduated
Xavier Collins, 12
Melanny Cruz, 12
Natalie Gamble, 12
Evan Halbardier, 11
Jaime Licon, 12
Josue Martinez, 12
Camden Morrill, 11
Sienna Naron, 11
Nadia Olson, 12
Keondre Reese, 12
Eunice Schwaab, Graduated
Lila Snider, Graduated
Sean Sommer, Gradutaed
Hailey Spears, Graduated
Michelle Springer, Graduated
Breanna Stephenson, 12
Joseph Vela, 12

AP Scholar with Honor
Moaz Chatta, 12
Lucas Halbardier, 12
Cassidy Hayes, Graduated
Abigail Powers, 12
Juan Puente, Graduated
Blake Schneider, 12
Lillian Woolard, 12
 

AP Scholar with Distinction
Liz Olivera, 12
Angelica Ontiveros, Graduated
 

AP Capstone Diploma
Liz Olivera
Nadia Olson

AP Capstone is a College Board diploma program that's based on two yearlong AP courses: AP Seminar and AP Research. The program provides student-centered learning while incorporating performance-based assessments. Both courses prepare students for college and career success through the development of critical thinking, academic research, collaboration, presentation, and time management skills.