CKCS STUDENTS QUALIFY FOR DUKE TIP

Posted 3/22/12

Twenty two Christ the King Catholic School seventh graders qualified to participate in the annual Talent Identification Program sponsored by Duke University this year. Students qualified by scoring in the 95th percentile on standardized tests. …

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CKCS STUDENTS QUALIFY FOR DUKE TIP

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Twenty two Christ the King Catholic School seventh graders qualified to participate in the annual Talent Identification Program sponsored by Duke University this year. Students qualified by scoring in the 95th percentile on standardized tests. Pictured from left, front row, Ashley Thomas, Caroline Favret, Mary Grace Hellmich. Second row, Savannah Clark, India LaPalme, Carrie Sullivan, Peyton Mahoney, Landon Scott, Ryan Ramsey, Colin Davidson, McCabe Faulkner and Claire Mattingly. Third row, Hill Beedy, David Giardina, Matthew Grimm, Ben Morgan, Phillip Swanson, Olivia Barter and Avery Agostinelli. Not pictured are Megan Dye, Chloe Ray and Anna Fouty.