Malverne Students Earn College Board National Recognition Program Honors

The district is proud to congratulate its high school students who have earned academic honors through the College Board National Recognition Programs.
These prestigious awards recognize high-achieving students for their academic excellence and help them stand out during the college admissions process. Students who receive National Recognition Program honors can share this achievement with colleges and scholarship organizations as a testament to their dedication and success.
This year, Malverne High School students were recognized through multiple College Board National Recognition Programs. The School Recognition Award honors top-performing students from high schools across the country, while the First-Generation Recognition Award celebrates students who are on track to become the first in their families to graduate from college.
Sophomores and juniors are eligible for recognition if they maintain a cumulative GPA of B+ or higher and either score in the top 10% of PSAT/NMSQT or PSAT 10 test takers in their state or earn a score of 3 or higher on two or more AP Exams during ninth and tenth grade.
Congratulations to the following students for earning this well-deserved honor:
First-Generation Award
Class of 2027:
- Alex Ally
- Ariel Calderon Interiano
- Lea Cardenas
- Zanomi Dowdie
- Karen Hernandez
Class of 2028:
- Benjamin Bajana
- Oscar Bautista
School Recognition Award
Class of 2027:
- Alex Ally
- Jeremiah Arning
- Joshua Bernabe
- Nora Bormann
- Ariel Calderon Interiano
- Lea Cardenas
- Markus Daly
- Zanomi Dowdie
- Karen Hernandez
- Julian Raiola
- Ava Schachtel
- Alice Zaritsky
Class of 2028:
- Benjamin Bajana
- Oscar Bautista
- Adriana Canales
- Aidan Guilfoyle
- Ryan Guilfoyle
- Arya Roopnarine
- Jacob Sandoval
- Jessica Williams
