OHS students’ scores excel on national exam
Published 11:06 am Friday, March 1, 2019
- Oxford High German language students front, from left, Sydney Rester, Lauren Bial, Isabelle Teta, Eleanor Berry, Emmie Stevens, Ana Riser and back, from left, Stephanie Beam, Noah Langendoen, Molly Samonds, Elly Purdon, Cooper Crawley, Andrew Henderson, Downing Koestler, and Addie Grafton scored in the 70th percentile and higher of the National German Exam. Also making above the 70th percentile were Alex Mobley, Felicity O'Reilly, Adele Johnson, Aki Selavo, Emma Teng, Trey Lane, and Jaden Woolworth. (Heather Lenard)
Fifteen German students at Oxford High School placed above the 70th percentile on three levels of the National German Exam. The exam was given earlier this year winter.
The National German Exam is administered each year to nearly 26,-000 high school students who are taking German. Exam results provide teachers a means of comparing students in all regions of the country, as well as programmatic data to help inform curricular decisions.
The Oxford High students are Sydney Rester, Lauren Bial, Isabelle Teta, Eleanor Berry, Emmit Stevens, Ana Riser, Noah Langendoen, Molly Samonds, Elly Purdon, Cooper Crawley, Andrew Henderson, Downing Koestler, Addie Grafton, Alex Mobley, Felicity O’Reilly, Adele Johnson, Aki Selavo, Emma Teng, Trey Lane and Jaden Woolworth.
Stephanie Beam is teaches German at Oxford High School.
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