SCVTHS Student Achievements Recognized by The College Board

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Photo: Twenty-two students at Somerset County Vocational & Technical HS were honored by the College Board for their academic achievements.

BRIDGEWATER – This year, 22 Somerset County Vocational and Technical High School (SCVTHS) students were among the nearly 300,000 students across the nation who were honored by the College Board for their academic achievements.

The honors are based on GPA as well as performance on standardized tests and were awarded to members of the classes of 2026 and 2027.

The College Board, known for its administration of SAT, PSAT and AP exams, also provides students with tools for career and academic exploration. The organization also oversees the National Merit Scholarship program.

SCVTHS students were awarded either the School Recognition Award or the First-Generation Recognition Award. Both awards require students to have a GPA of B+ or higher while also scoring in the top 10% of PSAT/NMSQT or PSAT 10 at SCVTHS and receiving a score of 3 or higher on two or more AP exams by their junior year. The First-Generation Recognition Award has an additional requirement - that the student be the first in their family on a path towards earning a college degree.

The honorees:

School Recognition Award

Class of 2026

Eden Bingel, Bridgewater

Lily Boguslavsky, Bridgewater

Christopher Dugan, Branchburg

Vihaan Iyer, Hillsborough

Margaret Kim, Somerset

Anya Konduru, Hillsborough

Rian Patel, Hillsborough

Rohan Patel, Hillsborough

Shreya Patro, Branchburg

Pranavi Prayaga, Piscataway

Kushi Rao, Hillsborough

Rohini Routray, Hillsborough

Shagun Srivastava, Hillsborough

Saanvi Trivedi, Hillsborough

Vaibhav Vujjini , Hillsborough

Daniel Yuh, Somerset

Class of 2027

Matteo Gillio, Hillsborough

Krishay Patel, Hillsborough

Venkata Pulla, Hillsborough

First-Generation Recognition Award

Edward Callahan, Branchburg

Mark Casique, Bound Brook

Alexander Herskovitz, Manville

Kushi Rao, Hillsborough

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