Bordentown – Bordentown local high school students scored perfect marks on college-level Advanced Placement Computer Science A exams.

The Bordentown Area School District congratulated Kush Gandhi on receiving the award. He was one of only his 369 students in the world to earn a perfect score in Spring 2022.

Rediola Mema, AP Computer Science teacher at Kush, said:

“He came to class every day well prepared, full of curiosity and a desire to learn. I am grateful to him for showing his peers the ability of the Scotties to be interested in technology,” she said.

Dr. Trudy Atkins, Bordentown Superintendent of Education, said he was “totally impressed” with Kush’s performance on the exam.

“Studying such rigorous material and performing so well shows Kush’s commitment to computer science research,” she said.

Bodentown Area High School Principal Rob Walder said he was proud of all of the AP scores. That’s off the charts!

The AP program is committed to ensuring that students have access to the opportunities they earn. Students who succeed in AP are not only more likely to succeed in college, but can also save a lot of time and money by earning college credits and a job, school officials said. I’m here.

Colleges and universities around the world receive AP scores for college credits, advanced level placement, and/or considerations in the admissions process. For more information on AP, visit explorerap.org.