College Board recognizes 976 District 196 students with AP Scholar honors 

The College Board has released Advanced Placement (AP) exam results for 2025, showing District 196 had an 83%  pass rate for the 5,556 exams taken last May. The high pass rate was accompanied by a 27% increase in AP course enrollments (2,872 students enrolled), primarily due to a new 9th-grade AP World History course offering. Historically, AP courses had been open only to students in grades 10-12. Nationally, the AP pass rate is approximately 70%. In every AP course offered, District 196 surpassed the national pass rate on the 2025 AP Exams.

“We are seeing more District 196 students, from more diverse backgrounds, who are succeeding in AP courses,” reported Dr. Todd Beach, who leads the high school social studies teachers in District 196. “Eager learners had the opportunity to challenge themselves in a rigorous college-level course, and they rose to meet that challenge.”

*  Number of students tested is too small to report results.

Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan students can now take AP courses all four years of high school, with the possibility of accumulating college credits each year. Over four years, 47% of District 196 students chose to challenge themselves in AP classes.  [Watch the August Report to the School Board.]

Rewards of Taking AP Classes 

Beyond the potential to earn college credits, there is significant evidence that taking AP courses strongly correlates with increased student achievement, college readiness, and college completion.

“The rigor of high school coursework is more important than parent education, family income, or race/ethnicity in predicting post-secondary [college] success,” said Dr. Beach. He cited a University of Texas study that found, “Students who take AP courses in high school are more likely to graduate from college within four years and earn higher college GPAs than peers who did not take AP courses.”

“Students who take and pass AP exams also earn higher ACT and SAT scores than peers who did not pass the exam,” he continued. And he explained that all students (grades 9-12) may register for an AP course within logical course sequencing. District 196 high schools have worked to remove barriers. However, students should be interested in the subject and willing to challenge themselves. 

“Our teachers are incredibly thoughtful in meeting students where they are and working with deep care and commitment to build students’ reasoning and thinking skills in preparation for AP exam,” he concluded. “These results are a celebration across all subject areas.”

Advanced Placement Scholars

Established in 1955, the College Board’s Advanced Placement Program (AP) enables willing and academically prepared students to pursue college-level studies—with the opportunity to earn college credit, advanced placement, or both — while still in high school. District 196 high schools offer 28 different AP courses, which have been audited and approved by the College Board.

Students who take and pass three or more AP exams during high school are recognized by the College Board as AP Scholars. The College Board recognized 976 District 196 high school students for their performance on AP exams over the last three years —a 19% increase over last year. 

AP exams are scored on a scale of 1 to 5; a 3 or higher earns credit at many of the nation’s colleges and universities. Four different levels of AP Scholar recognition are defined by the scores received and the number of exams taken during a student’s high school career:

• AP Scholar is granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams taken;
• AP Scholar with Honor recognizes students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of the exams;
• AP Scholar with Distinction is given to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP exams taken and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of the exams, and
• AP International Diploma is awarded to students who display exceptional achievement across a variety of disciplines.

The District 196 students who earned recognition as AP scholars during the 2024-25 school year are listed below by category and school.

AP Scholars with Distinction (224 students)

Apple Valley High School –  Logan Adams, Nalin Ananthan, Hanna Baron, Eduard Bilik, Reese Blumhoefer, Elijah Butwinick, Anton Chung, Elizabeth Cory, Justin Cowan, Soren Crissman, Caitlin Detailleur, Sean Forkenbrock, Johan Fortunat, Ravi Goswami-Yam, Louis Gustafson, Jackson Hildreth, Ilhan Ibrahim, Emma Jeske, Caleb Keefer, Jena Mustafa, Anna Netto, Anh Nguyen, Julian Plumer, Lilah Post, Shreyas Pradeep, Yonatan Samuel, Emma Schwartz, Titus Scott, William Siebenaler, Avishan Singh, Leroy Swart, Mia Trac, Piper Trudeau, Steph Willingham, Tenbite Woldemikael, Axcel Yust, Miles Zimmerman.

Eagan High School – Eva Abe, Hannah Baker, Adhitya Balasubramanian, Lilah Bartels, Makenna Becker, Andrew Botz, Connor Boyd, Louisa Brandt, Caden Brassow, Kevin Burgoyne, Kaid Cabrera, Ethan Castro, Collin Cecka, Georgia Champine, Cole Cullers, Noah Daniel, Abigail Davidson, Hayden Davis, Mason Deitering, Kai Duckett, Quinn Duscha, Maisy Eisen, Isabella Faul, Aaishani Gajway, Jack Gerdes, Elizabeth Graham, Harley Gray, Ivan Grinberg, Olivia Groebner, Madelyn Gulsvig, Heena Gupta, Sydney Hagen, Misa Harris, Will Heidtke, Natalie Heutmaker, Alex Huang, Ajay Ilavarasan, Shreyan Jena, Johan Jince, Annsh Kain, Aryan Kain, Ashwin Kalyan, Bhavya Kanchibhotla, Nabiha Kashif, Jenay Khatri, Peter Klingberg, Haley Koenen, Katherine Krahn, Saadhana Krishnamurthy, Evan Kupinski, Evan LaFont, Stone Larson, Cassandra Li, Derek Liverseed, Nolan Madsen, Neo Manavalan, Rohan Kumar Mangiligay, Tessa Marton, Emma Matzek, Cyrus Mirfakhraie, Rakshaa Mohanasundaram, Ankit Mukhopadhyay, Diya Nayak, Tristin Nguyen, Lillyana O'Keeffe, Amaan Oliyath, Pranav Ontivillu, Sritha Palagiri, Aleksei Pan, Aishwarya Pillai, Luke Piper, Geneva Rasmussen, Miles Sadler, Josiah Schaffhausen, Henry Schneiderhan, Mikayla Schweizer, Tyler Sedlacek, Abhishek Sekhar, Aden Selim, Saanvi Seth, Anokhi Shah, Sophie Sherman, Vidaan Shrestha, Aidan Smith, Jacob Sondag, Lucy Stiles, John Stuber, Jenna Teigland, Param Thakkar, Miranda Thompson, Abhinav Vaddi, Abhay Vagavala, Tyler Waldron, Mia Werden, Ethan Wilske, Zachary Wittmayer, Kai Wong.

Eastview High School – Ashton Abram, Aron Admasu, Michael Ahearn, Hanan Almousouti, Bishesta Amatya, Sarvesh Anandhaganesen, Genevieve Anderson, Sahiti Atluri, Sayf Aziz, Sannidh Bachigari, Kendra Bailey, Alek Baker, Cody Bakken, Jonah Beach, Janet Behailu, Caleb Bekele, Emerson Block, Emily Brewster, Natalie Brown, Norah Brusco, Cora Budziszewski, Kevin Burch, Phuc Cao, Abigail Cerio, Advika Chaudhari, Anson Chen, Anthony Chen, Nicholas Chmielewski, Evelyn Clark, Samuel Collins, Kaiya Daley, Andrew Denneson, Megan Do, Tess Douma, Aubrey Duey, Leila Dunfee, Micah Durocher, Pranav Dwarakanath, Maxwell Espena, Elise Fuglestad, Sai Keerthana Gajjela, Nina Katherine Galindez, Jyotsna Ganesh Babu, Mason Gillis, Gregory Gronau, Janhitha Guntimadugu, Srihaas Gutta, Owen Hobbs, Connor Holmen, Max Huberty, Maya Jenkins, Jackson Jensen, Chanvis Jiang, Ava Johnson, Carly Johnson, Emma Johnson, Grace Johnson, Taylor Jones, Akshika Kandeepan, Jones Kanjirkatte, Kayan Karimnejad, Herawie Kebede, Alexander Kier, Khanhlam Lambuu, Chloe Larson, Momo Lee, Madeline Link, Claire Little, Maxwell Liu, Claire Lorsung, Avery Losie, Avani Marahatta, Kai Masterson, Laken Masterson, Jackson Mayotte, Kaitlin McGeary, Armen Meketarian, Liam Miron, Marissa Montesinos, Piper Murray, Neha Nair, Virinchi Nandamuru, Madhav Narayan, Fatima Nasar, Colin Nathan, Eli Nelson, Jacob Neuenschwander, Aevyn Nguyen, Amy Nguyen, Vishnu Nidamanuri, Avery Nielson, Amelia Noonan, Nicolas Perona, George Peterson, KaiMing Peterson, Charlotte Pomroy, Suhaas Pothula, Tarakesh Rameshkumar, Leonardo Rasmussen, Sai Rahul Reddy, Anna Rezcallah, Claire Rutherford, Rohan Saarang, Sumana Sadineni, Britney Salazar-Rivera, Naomi Samson, Shreyansh Satapathy, Addison Schafer, Annika Schafer, Nathaniel Schroeder, Karthikeyan Sella, Nirav Singhal, Holly Skinner, Samantha Skoda, Louis Spiegelberg, Saharsh Srikanth, Elizabeth Stern, Emma Stok, Nishanth Sujesh, Yuji Suzuya, Evelyn Swenson, May Tang, Brock Taylor, Kaylen Thipsombath, Mi Tran, Matthew Vengal, Abigail Ward, Madelyn Ward, Zi Ying Wu, Maggie Xu, Ainsley Zahn, Emily Zhang, Alex Zheng, Fienna Zheng, Xiaohe Zhou, Nicholas Zylstra.

Rosemount High School – Eshan Ahmed, Adam Ali, Connor Amos, Sophie Androff, Riley Ang, Paige Babcock, Reid Barrett, Daniel Begnaud, Peyton Benson, Jillianne Berueda, Gavin Beutler, Nathan Beyer, Cale Bock, Brooke Bolstorff, Abigail Brand, Justin Buehler, Blake Butala, Meredith Carlson, Ethan Cenatus, Neha Rani Chetty, Margaret Ciemny, Avery Cline, Isabella Dahling, Nora Danielsen, Eli Denny, Logan Dy, Maxwell Ellis, Annabelle Ellsworth, Sophia Eriksen-Schultz, Tyler Esch, Keira Favre, Ellissa Francek, Lucas Gerten, Ebenezer Girmachew, Karm Goodburne, Logan Gramaglia, Sophie Gunyan, Noman Haque, Lewis Hellman, Coleman Henke, Olivia Howie, Isabella Huss, Savanna Jensen, Aidan Johnson, Zoe Juncker, Trevin Kaja, Bethelehem Kebede, Joseph Kegley, Shade Knapp, Kyli Knutson, Sarah Labarere, Henry Laberee, Roland LeCloux, George Lehmann, Matthew Leholm, Dylan Levang, Seydie Liggett, Keanu Lin, Samuel Lindstam, Anthony Lyon, Gustav McIntire, Grace Mensink, Brianna Metzger, Andrew Meznarich, Landon Moore, Gretchen Murphy, Bodie Nelson, Lily Nowlin, Delilah Ober, Ana Ojala, Alexis Olson, Cooper Olson, Lauren Olson, Molly Pitzen, Max Raimondo, Gillian Rasmussen, Kyle Rein, Chiagozie Richards-Okorie, Chase Sapletal, Kyle Schachel, Joseph Schilling, Robert Sell, Andrew Slater, Owen Sorsoleil, Allyson Stieler, Dylan Tate, Naomi Teklemariam, Tianna Thoennes, Anton Thurnau, Eduardo Torrens-Cordero, Amelia Torrini, Mellisa Truong, Aaron Van Arnem, Kongmong Vang, Sawyer Velin, Haylie Wesley, Madeline Willette.

School of Environmental Studies – Abigail Baker, Naomi Hudson, Claire Kachelmyer, Karyn Wochnick.

AP Scholars with Honor (371 students)

Apple Valley High School – Aislinn Anderson, Jocelyn Buresh, Spencer Connell, Isabella Frutiger, William Gardner, Samuel Geffre, Sophia Halgren, Jack Hodgson, Deven Imrit, Greta Jensen, Kaden King, Isaac Kuhn, Tuan Le, Hailey Leam, Gabriel Londgren, Savannah McElroy, Sylvia Miller, Robert Newbury, Tyler Nieminski, Alannah Peacock, Teodor Pollock, Anna Thompson, Benjamin Torgerson, Audrey Vegoe, Micah Webster, Beckett Westereng, Jacob Zarn.

Eagan High School – Riyana Abdurahman, Yonah Bates, Macie Bray, Jake Bromley, Erica Chen, Marina Clubb, Samantha Davis, Emilio Diaz, Brady Dierberger, Mia Dougherty, Aarush Dutt, Caine Edwards, Benjamin Fraher, Henry Friend, Anna Fuchs, Nadiir Hagi Aden, Lillian Halling, Braden Hegenbarth, Dylan Holt, Ella Horn, Olivia Hornsten, Shaurya Joshi, Alexander Kapaun, Ahmad Khan, Carmen Kocemba, Sydney Koziol Wozniak, Cora Krahn, Isaac Krebs, Emma Kuker, Finn Larson, Heidi Lindahl, Olivia Madden, Christopher Melcher, Olivia Molloy, Joshua Morin, Advaik Nandikotkur, Uyen Nguyen, Aayush Pandey, Sven Pearson, Isabel Purrington, Yuvika Ray, Isabel Rivera, Zachary Roxas, Jonathan Rubin, Julia Schluter, Logan Schmitt, Maxwell Schneider, William Schneider, David Schoepf, Keira Schumacher, Josie Seehafer, Parker Seeley, Kailee Simms, Nolan Siu, Jay Solanki, Andrew Stensvad, Riley Stones, Rohith Sureshkannan, Emerson Swart, Kate Teigland, Natoli Tesgera, Lucille Turfler, C Thalia Utley, Makenna Willy, Thomas Windels, Lauren Wohletz, Gavin Yang, Miles Zabel, Maya Zhaivoronok, Charles Zilge.

Eastview High School – Ismail Ali, Zaina Almousouti, Aleesha Babatunde, Aron Bekele, Ilillii Bikila, Abigail Boentje, Isaac Bone, Gianni Brogni, Benjamin Buckley, Megan Burri, Shay Carrasco, Trevor Clasen, Naomi Cook, Finnian Dugan, Hannah Erickson, Isabelle Gehrman, Vishal Giritharan, Owen Guyette, Chase Hake, Amelia Haraldson, Lea Hautamaki, Josselyn Hernandez-Silva, Halle Jansma, Kimberly Jarrard, Evan Johnson, Alex Kalaus, Ryan Kamano, Logan Konsor, Claire Korkki, Calder Lee, Jacob Lewis, Max Loew, Bennett Martin, Elijah McCook, Marie McVay, McKenna Meger, Ebrahim Mohamed, Enzo Moua, Krish Muppuru, Aurora Nelsen, Khiem Nguyen, Dante O'Gara, Katherine Opstad, Logan Ostler, Emily Packer, Eleanor Patterson, Benjamin Paulsen, Keira Peitersen, Sarah Pollei, Katherine Porter, Thomas Powers, Rayyan Qaisar, Grace Rauner, Nora Redman, Grace Robinson, Aldon Roe, Isabel Schapochnicof, Thomas Schmidt, Owen Schultz, Carter Seppelt, Charles Shadis, Elliott Stessman, Melat Tabara, Kendyl Thelen, Matthew Turner, Eleanor Ulland, Aiyana Valadez, Claire Vanorny, Matthew Waschek, Presley Wolf, Charlene Xu, Kassidy Zak, Lydia Zak, Beza Zewdu, Alana Zych.

Rosemount High School – Benjamin Anderson, Maisy Bach, Namami Bhattarai, Chase Champine, Andrew Colucci, Elise Congemi, Henry Dahlstrom, Cade Denny, Kellan Edwards, Emma Ellsworth, Makayla Erickson, Jackson Eriksen-Schultz, Ayla Firchow, Brigid Frey, Nathan Gedeon, Ava Hanson, Kayla Hill, Marinna Hunter, Greyson Hurley, Emily Krajicek, Ryan Kusch, Kaia LaBelle, Ericka Noraine Larson, Winston Larson, Grant Lehmann, Calista Leslie, Sebastian Marchese, Henry Morrison, Caroline Mulrooney, Du Lam Nguyen, Alyssa Phillips, Grant Portnoy, Arhith Prem, Megan Rambo, Andrew Rau, Joshua Sabah, Lillian Samuelson, Margaret Sidla, Jacob Skaria, Ellie Smith, Orion Snyder, Cashton Talcott, Andrew Tennessen, Henry Tyrrell, Noelle Wanken, Greta Willander, Quinn Zeissler.

School of Environmental Studies – Samantha Bergh, Dahlia Herman, Cassandra Hubley, Jacob Rein, Peter Schmitt.

AP Scholars (381 students)

Apple Valley High School – Mariana Abaunza Hernandez, Ibtisam Abdi, Mohamed Abdi, Abdirahman Abdinur, Haley Baron, Owen Basballe, Emma Campbell, Rosalynn Chagoya-Valdez, Caraline Copus, Isaiah Craig, Nathan Dedeye, Abdourahmane Dia, Caleb Engelbrecht, Olivia Engelhart, Katherine Fuglestad, Frederick George, Kayla Georgeson, Uriel Gomez Olmedo, Carter Hahn, Ratanakvirak Han, Fisher Hatfield, Jack Hill, Leah Hoffmann, Sawyer Hofstadter, William Huber, Christian Klobe, Jocilyn Koep, Gabriel Lenzen, Asher McIntosh, Hewitt Melton, Mohamed Mohamed, Alice Morita, Jori Nelson, Rust Nelson, Ayden Radke, Keagan Radke, Cade Ranua, Ava Rasmussen, Cecilia Reckard, Elizabeth Roehl, Drew Roemer, Andrew Roskosh, Madison Rutherford, India Rutten, Lyric Schowalter, Olivia Tainter, Nathan Vigniavo, Molly Wagner, Ruby Wiegrefe, Avery Zick.

Eagan High School – Nchimynyih Aborungong, Ean Adams, Oliver Anderson, Mason Axelrod, Kaitlyn Barry, Max Beckwith, Greta Bergh, Ryder Besse, August Bohrer, Logan Bristlin, Frederick Britto, Abigail Brodkorb, Elizabeth Brodkorb, Maximilian Brown, Zachary Browning, Lauren Bruns, Lyra Butoi, Alexis Cahall, Jacob Campbell, Reagan Cardwell, Ashlyn Carruthers, Melanie Cordina, Emerson Corona, Hailey Craigie, Isla Crawford, Aleena Das, Louis Decattoire, Luca DeMeglio, Maya Deminov, Liam Edel, Anna Feggestad, Rainbow Flagg, Liam Frank, Lucy Gehling, Lucas Gourde, Riley Grotjohn, Leo Gyolai, Tyler Haffely, Kai Halverson, Jenna Hansen, Morgan Hara, Eric He, Madeline Hill, Shrinivas Iyer,Elyse Joas, Owen Juntilla, Sahasra Juvva, Katherine Kapelevich, Vaishnavi Katikitala, Arlo Keeler, Elizabeth Kenny, Amelie Ketcham, Pranava Kidambi, Miriam Kosel, Anugna Kundavaram, Lauren Larson, Carson Laumeyer, Atharv Malhotra, Kylie McDermott, Carter McNally, Jordana McNeal, Tashonee McShan, Nicholas Melvin, Mareez Nashed, Jillian Nelson, Lane Neshiem, Han Nguyen, Colton Novak, Deborah Ojo, Eli Ozturk, Jiro Allen Pagaduan, Ryan Parks, Grant Paulsen, Collin Peck, Rushika Penugonda, Kaiya Popp, Hiba Rahman, Laxmi Reddy, Liam Reitsma, Maya Roth, Gabriel Rubin, Ava Ryan, Erol Salonga, Parker Salseg, Lucille Schoenecker, Moises Sevilla Ramirez, Aiden Smith, Neil Solanki, Tyler Sperl, Andrew Stapf, Ava Staples, Audrey Sternberg, Ava Sternberg, Alexandra Swords, Johnathan Tesdall, Liam Thomas, Stella Triplett, Kaylie Valiga, Sabrina Volodarsky, Elizabeth Wall, Savannah Ward, Dylan Wilcox, Victoria Wills, Riley Wold, Maia Wong, Tia Wutschke, Ruocheng Xu, Raymond Zhao, Ethan Zine.

Eastview High School – Conner Aanning, Azhaar Ahmed, Celeste Alexander, Majid Almadan, Tucker Bakken, Sukayna Barkadle, Savannah Bear, Brady Belinske, Austin Berg, Kaden Biondich, Miles Bremer, Henry Bruecken, Marius Bubliauskas, Ivan Cai, Isabel Casique, Christian Clifford, Bredeson Cooke, David Dang, Leah Dejene, Vikram Doraiswamy, Samira Elmi, Fiker Engedaget, Miranda Engelking, Elizabeth Foreman, Rachel Franchino, Caelan Fritche, Rian Matthew Gambayan, Kian Ghobadi, Katelyn Gray, Cortez Hardy, David Hoiland, Zaynab Islam, Mina Jansma, Maya Knowlton, Rishik Kondadadi, Owen Kunisaki, Bezawit Leykun, Lucy Lindberg, Tayvin Ly, Aneela Mahbub, Vivien Makoviny, Kal Manenderas, Kathryn Mason, Parker Maxwell, Simar Means, Aliaksei Misiulia, Charles Mitchell, Abdi Negewo, Anna Nguyen, Evan Nguyen, Linda Nguyen, Chad Nyanumba, Zakaria Osman, Abdou Harissou Ouro Bang'na Nassam, Audrina Passe, Rosemarie Pope, Anvith Pothula, Gracie Puit, Kyndall Purcell, Hareesh Kumar Ranganath Shekhar, Nathan Rasmus, Gregory Resler, Nathan Rogers, Isabel Rosenberg, Conner Rugg, Sydney Sadlak, Genevieve Schmidt, Benjamin Schmitz, Shahaanaa Selvam, Daveney Shadis, Hannah Sinkinson, Zavier Smith, Liam Soderlund, Lucas Spitzack, Ezra St Marie, Gracie Stifter, Dylan Sullivan, Emily Ta, Alexander Tekie, Bezawit Teshome, Chirayu Thapa, Jaiden Tovsen, Nayla Venter, Molly Vogen, Emily Ward, Calvin Weinhaus, Aaliyah Wrobel, Shriya Yalamanchili, Cindy Yan, Fatimah Yusuf, Eli Zillhardt.

Rosemount High School – Barnabas Abrham, Alessandra Agpalasin, Emma Ahmed, Morgan Akason, Adeline Allen, Kenna Amante, Bryn Anderson, Mikayla Anderson, Roy Anderson, Ella Armbrust, Sierra Auchstetter, Birk Bacon, Arnav Bains, Nicholas Bayer, Lydia Beyene, Finn Biegel, Nayanashee Billie, Siah Borbor, Daniel Bowers, Keller Bowsher, Ethan Browning, Brady Brunner, Grace Bussema, Abbie Caffrey, Jamison Callahan, Noah Carlson, Andrew Charpentier, Graham Clafton, Adriana Cletcher, Benjamin Conner, Kaylie Cook, Danica Daniels, Emma Danuser, David Dinh, William Durfee, Mason Eaton, Kelly Estebo, Lainey Eull, Graham Feyen, Evalyn Fleming, Gabriel Fredrickson, Maxwell Freeman, Garrett Garms, Nicholas Garnsworthy, Isaiah Gates, Isla George, Emmanuel Gersam, Jared Gonzalez Ayon, Lillian Grayson, Joseph Grenier, Abigail Hadgu, Mason Halstead, Isaac Harder, Michael Hatterman, Isaac Hegy, Benjamin Heil, Benjamin Herget, Elizabeth Hines, Scarlet Hook, Allan Howey, Samuel Johnson, Gracie Kasper, Connor Kennedy, Solanite Ketema, Addison Klisch, Jaylen Knopick, Ada Koehler, Henry Kolthoff, Maria Kranz, An Le, Barrett Lenaker, Paige Lenartz, Chester Lin, Yuxuan Lin, Alexandria Loos, Faris Loulou, Aidan MacDonald, Joseph Mackinac, Preksha Manjunath, Axel Martin, Sydney Matson, Luke Mensink, Siham Mohamed, Owen Moore, Philip Nti, Jenna O'Keefe, Clara Olson, Morgan Olund, Gwendolyn Ostlund, Laasya Pandari, Anamaria Paradise, Ella Pavlovec, Cooper Pederson, Sujit Penmatsa, Kayla Peters, Sarah Peterson, Madyson Phillips, Lincoln Preusse, Mason Rapp, Riley Rausch, Franchesca Roque, Reagan Rosauer, Ilan Rubizewski, Bennett Rutzick, William Scinocca, Joseph Selden, Sameeha Shaik, Ahsan Siddiqui, Nicholas Simons, Lucas Smith, Kylie Swansson, Yabsera Tadesse, Hasini Tallapaka, Kaitlyn Trask, Gretchen Tyler, Ethan Wasti, Brody Webster, Katelyn Wenthe, Morgan Weyrens, Paige Wilson, Nathan Wolf, Jace Yahr.

School of Environmental Studies – Antonio Allen, Amelia Beck, Samantha Buck, William Denneson, Kody Gehlhar, Zoe Hilliard, Brynlee Montgomery, Olivia Sagvold, Samantha Stickney.