21 Percent of Graduating Class Named State Scholars
December 5, 2013
21 percent of Regina Dominican students from the Class of 2014 have been named Illinois State Scholars,
The Illinois State Scholar program recognizes students for outstanding academic achievement. Students named State Scholars make up approximately the top ten percent of high school graduates from the State of Illinois, according to isac.org.
In order for these Regina Dominican students to be named Illinois State Scholars, students must be a U.S. citizen, a resident of Illinois, score in the top 95th percentile on the ACT or SAT, perform in the top one-half of their high school, and graduate in the year she is named State Scholar.
The Illinois State Scholars from Regina Dominican include Kayleen Bare, Michelle Bourbon, Nicole Connelly, Nicole Connolly, Iman Darwish, Samia Elahi, Erin French, Magan Herbst, Margaret Johnston, Seung Lee Lee, Seung Min Lee, Shannon Malone, Kathryn Miller, Katherine Nagode, Julie Nickele, Mary O’Connor and Danielle Walker.
Regina Dominican, a college preparatory Catholic high school for young women, sponsored by the Adrian Dominicans, fosters academic excellence, truth, peace, and justice while challenging each student to develop leadership for life and respect for all races, cultures and faiths. Regina Dominican is located at 701 Locust Road in Wilmette, Illinois. For information about Regina Dominican please contact us at 847.256.7660.