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2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll Awarded to Students Who Scored in the Top 5% Nationally 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll Awarded to students who scored in the top 5% nationally First Score Last Name Grade School Name Student City Initial 19.0 SUN 8 West Ridge Middle School Austin, TX 19.0 CHIU 7 DOERRE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL KLEIN, TX 19.0 S ABBOTT 7 Altoona Area School District Altoona, PA 19.0 J ABUHAIDAR 8 Rowland Hall Salt Lake City, UT 19.0 A ADIRAJU 8 Hawthorn Middle South Vernon Hills, IL 19.0 D AGGARWAL 7 Smith Middle School Troy, MI 19.0 A AGRAWAL 8 Cedar Hill Prep School Somerset, NJ 19.0 A AGRAWAL 8 George H. Moody Middle School Henrico, VA 19.0 C AHN 8 PHI Society Santa Fe Springs, CA 19.0 A AHUJA 8 Georgetown Day School Washington, DC 19.0 A AJMANI 8 Odle Middle School BELLEVUE, WA Russian School of Mathematics 19.0 S AJWALIYA 6 Winchester, MA Winchester 19.0 F ALDROVANDI 8 DEERLAKE MS TALLAHASSEE, FL 19.0 V ALUMOOTIL 8 Carmel Valley Middle School san diego, CA Randolph IB Middle School - 19.0 A AMRITH 7 Charlotte, NC Horizons 19.0 C AO 8 Hull Middle School DULUTH, GA 19.0 M ASNANI 8 DeWitt Perry Middle School Carrollton, TX 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll 19.0 Z ATKINSON 7 Ocean Charter School Los Angeles, CA NYSMITH SCHOOL FOR THE 19.0 S ATLURI 6 HERNDON, VA GIFTED 19.0 A ATTALURI 8 Lawson Middle school Cupertino, CA Challenger School- Berryessa 19.0 A AVADHANAM 6 San Jose, CA School 19.0 J BACH 8 Rachel Carson MS Herndon, VA 19.0 S BADRISH 6 Redmond Middle school Redmond, WA 19.0 P BAGGA 8 Pleasant Ridge Middle School Overland Park, KS 19.0 K BAI 0 BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL BOSTON, MA 19.0 R BANDARU 8 Mason Middle School Mason, OH 19.0 A BANSAL 7 BASIS Chandler Chandler, AZ 19.0 A BANSAL 8 Rachel Carson MS Herndon, VA 19.0 R BANSAL 8 SCARSDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL SCARSDALE, NY 19.0 D BAO 6 AUTREY MILL MIDDLE SCHOOL JOHNS CREEK, GA 19.0 N BAO 6 Booker T. Washington/MS 54 New York, NY 19.0 N BASU 8 BASIS SCOTTSDALE SCOTTSDALE, AZ 19.0 O BEALL 7 Otto Middle School Plano, TX 19.0 C BEAMER 8 HEAD-ROYCE SCHOOL OAKLAND, CA 19.0 S BEDI 8 JOYCE KILMER MIDDLE SCHOOL VIENNA, VA 19.0 K BEHL 8 Pace Academy Atlanta, GA Valley Christian Junior High 19.0 R BELLARY 7 San Jose, CA School 19.0 C BERNITSAS 8 DETROIT COUNTRY DAY MS BEVERLY HILLS, MI 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll 19.0 D BHADORIA 8 Hopkins Junior High Fremont, CA 19.0 S BHALOTIA 8 BERGEN CO ACADEMIES HACKENSACK, NJ 19.0 A BHATIA 7 Windemere Ranch Middle School San Ramon, CA Community House Middle 19.0 S BHATTACHARJEE 4 Charlotte, NC School 19.0 S BHRUGUBANDA 8 ORLANDO SCIENCE SCHOOLS ORLANDO, FL 19.0 N BITAR 8 THE BISHOP'S SCHOOL LA JOLLA, CA 19.0 C BLACKBURNJOHNSO 8 Meadowbrook School of Weston Weston, MA 19.0 D BLEYMAN 6 Princeton Charter School Princeton, NJ 19.0 B BODDU 8 Rocky Run MS Chantilly, VA STANFORD (JANE LATHROP) 19.0 L BOLLYKY 8 Palo Alto, CA MIDDLE 19.0 P BOREDDY 7 Windemere Ranch Middle School San Ramon, CA 19.0 A BOTKE 8 Marlboro Middle School Marlboro, NJ 19.0 J BOUGADIS 7 UPPER CANADA COLLEGE TORONTO, ON CHARLOTTE COUNTRY DAY 19.0 C BOWLES 8 CHARLOTTE, NC SCHOOL Community House Middle 19.0 Z BRENTZEL 8 Charlotte, NC School University Laboratory High 19.0 A BROWN 8 Urbana, IL School 19.0 J BURKE 8 Dexter Southfield Brookline, MA 19.0 B BURTON 8 University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 19.0 M CADSBY 6 University of Toronto Toronto, ON 19.0 M CAI 8 RSM-Acton Acton, MA 19.0 R CAI 7 WEST LAFAYETTE JHS WEST LAFAYETTE, IN 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll 19.0 L CARE 7 Longfellow Middle School Falls Church, VA 19.0 D CARRILLO 8 Highland Park Middle School Dallas, TX 19.0 G CARTIER 8 Blach Middle School Los Altos, CA 19.0 J CARUSO 7 Emory University Atlanta, GA 19.0 A CHAKKA 6 Fred Weibel Elementary School Fremont, CA 19.0 D CHAN 8 Ralston Intermediate School Belmont, CA 19.0 P CHAN 8 The Kew Forest School Forest Hills, NY 19.0 A CHANDA 7 Windemere Ranch Middle School San Ramon, CA 19.0 A CHANDRA 8 Hopkins Junior High Fremont, CA 19.0 D CHANDRA 8 MONTGOMERY BELL ACADEMY NASHVILLE, TN 19.0 T CHANG 7 HARKER MIDDLE SCHOOL SAN JOSE, CA 19.0 B CHANG 8 Peterson Middle School Sunnyvale, CA 19.0 C CHEN 6 BASIS Independent Fremont Fremont, CA BASIS Independent Silicon 19.0 R CHEN 5 San Jose, CA Valley 19.0 C CHEN 8 BECK JHS KATY, TX 19.0 J CHEN 5 Cherry Crest Bellevue, WA 19.0 D CHEN 8 Collingwood School West Vancouver, BC 19.0 W CHEN 8 DOHERTY MS ANDOVER, MA 19.0 Q CHEN 7 Eagle Ridge MS Ashburn, VA 19.0 A CHEN 7 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY BOCA RATON, FL 19.0 D CHEN 8 HARVEST PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL Pleasanton, CA 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll 19.0 M CHEN 0 Kean University Union, NJ Lake Braddock Secondary 19.0 H CHEN 8 Burke, VA School 19.0 E CHEN 7 Longfellow Middle School Falls Church, VA 19.0 A CHEN 7 Los Cerros Danville, CA 19.0 E CHEN 8 Midvale Middle School Sandy, UT 19.0 M CHEN 7 Millburn Middle School Millburn, NJ 19.0 R CHEN 8 NEST+m New York, NY 19.0 J CHEN 7 Oakton Community College Des Plaines, IL 19.0 V CHEN 7 Odle Middle School BELLEVUE, WA 19.0 W CHEN 5 Orange County Math Circle Santa Ana, CA 19.0 E CHEN 5 RSM-Acton Acton, MA 19.0 H CHEN 8 STOLLER MS PORTLAND, OR 19.0 A CHEN 8 The Haverford School Haverford, PA 19.0 Y CHEN 7 The Rectory School Pomfret, CT 19.0 M CHEN 7 WAYZATA SCHOOL DISTRICT PLYMOUTH, MN 19.0 J CHENG 7 Hopkins Junior High Fremont, CA JOHN M HORNER JR HIGH 19.0 J CHENG 8 FREMONT, CA SCHOOL Stratford Middle School - 19.0 K CHENG 8 Sunnyvale, CA Sunnyvale Raynor 19.0 J CHENG 7 The Rectory School Pomfret, CT Stratford Middle School - 19.0 R CHERUKURI 7 Sunnyvale, CA Sunnyvale Raynor 19.0 B CHI 7 SMITH MS CHAPEL HILL, NC 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll 19.0 N CHIN 7 Longfellow Middle School Falls Church, VA Triangle Math and Science 19.0 N CHINTHAPALLI 8 cary, NC Academy 19.0 S CHODAVARAPU 7 Lawson Middle school Cupertino, CA 19.0 S CHOI 8 BRENTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL BRENTWOOD, TN 19.0 A CHRISTIONO 6 Sartartia Middle School Sugar Land, TX Russian School of Mathematics 19.0 P CHU 5 Fremont, CA (Fremont) 19.0 B CHUA 7 DORRIS EATON SCHOOL San Ramon, CA 19.0 G CHUNG 7 RSM Wellesley Wellesley, MA 19.0 H CLARK 7 Dalton School New York, NY CORAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 19.0 C COLBERT 7 HENDERSON, NV LAS VEGAS Scotch Plains-Fanwood High 19.0 H COREY 8 Scotch Plains, NJ School 19.0 D CUDKOWICZ 8 RSM Newton, MA 19.0 K CUI 8 BECK JHS KATY, TX 19.0 R DAI 7 Clarksville Middle School Clarksville, MD 19.0 K DAI 7 Kean University Union, NJ 19.0 H DAI 8 Maple School Northbrook, IL 19.0 L DALEY 8 SMITH MS CHAPEL HILL, NC Lawrence Technological 19.0 N DANIEL 7 Southfield, MI University 19.0 R DAQUILA 8 Longfellow Middle School Falls Church, VA 19.0 H DAS 7 TAKOMA PARK MS SILVER SPRING, MD 19.0 H DEEP 8 HARKER MIDDLE SCHOOL SAN JOSE, CA 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll MARTIN L KING JR MAGNET 19.0 L DENG 7 NASHVILLE, TN SCHOOL 19.0 D DENQ 8 EVERGREEN MIDDLE SCHOOL REDMOND, WA 19.0 P DESCOLLONGES 8 The Nueva School San Mateo, CA 19.0 P DEWASURENDRA 5 San Diego Math Circle Poway, CA 19.0 A DEY 8 heritage middle school livingsotn, NJ 19.0 R DHARIA 6 Sartartia Middle School Sugar Land, TX Huntington Beach, 19.0 S DO 8 The Pegasus School CA 19.0 E DONAHEY 8 Highland Lakes School Glendale, AZ 19.0 T DONG 7 Quail Valley Middle School Missouri City, TX STANFORD (JANE LATHROP) 19.0 A DONG 8 Palo Alto, CA MIDDLE 19.0 A DONG 8 STOLLER MS PORTLAND, OR 19.0 W DUAN 8 BOWDITCH MIDDLE SCHOOL FOSTER CITY, CA Challenger School- Berryessa 19.0 S DUTTA 7 San Jose, CA School 19.0 A EL-MOSELHY 7 SCARSDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL SCARSDALE, NY 19.0 D EPSTEIN-GROSS 8 Fairview Middle School tallahassee, FL South Metro Home School Math 19.0 E ERICKSON 8 Apple Valley, MN Team 19.0 V ESIVARAM 8 Lawson Middle school Cupertino, CA 19.0 S ESTEBAN 8 Mercer Middle School Aldie, VA 19.0 K FAIRBANKS 8 BASIS SCOTTSDALE SCOTTSDALE, AZ 19.0 S FAN 8 Oak Valley Middle School San Diego, CA 19.0 K FAN 8 Overland Trail Middle School Overland Park, KS 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll 19.0 Z FAN 8 Schimelpfenig Middle School Plano, TX 19.0 Y FANG 8 BERGEN CO ACADEMIES HACKENSACK, NJ 19.0 B FANG 7 CARY ACADEMY CARY, NC 19.0 G FEE 5 HARVEST PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL Pleasanton, CA 19.0 E FENG 6 LISA ACADEMY LITTLE ROCK, AR 19.0 W FENG 6 Odle Middle School BELLEVUE, WA 19.0 N FERNANDEZ-BAIGU 8 AMERICAN HERITAGE SCHOOL PLANTATION, FL 19.0 A FIGGE 7 Steindorf K-8 STEAM School San Jose, CA 19.0 I FLORES 8 HUNTER COLLEGE HS NEW YORK, NY Homeschool of San Gabriel 19.0 O FOSTER 8 Monterey Park, CA Valley 19.0 R FU 7 VERNON BARFORD SCHOOL EDMONTON, AB Redwood Math Club c/o 19.0 L FUNG 7 Saratoga, CA Saratoga HS 19.0 B GAN 7 Orange County Math Circle Santa Ana, CA 19.0 E GAN 7 Thornton Junior High Fremont, CA 19.0 S GANAPATHIRAJU 8 Davis Drive Middle School Cary, NC 19.0 M GAO 0 COOPER MIDDLE MCLEAN, VA 19.0 L GAO 7 Fisher Middle School Los Gatos, CA 19.0 R GARG 8 TAKOMA PARK MS SILVER SPRING, MD 19.0 L GARG 8 The Nueva School San Mateo, CA 19.0 R GARG 7 WINTHROP L CHENERY MIDDLE BELMONT, MA 19.0 A GE 8 HOLMDEL HIGH SCHOOL HOLMDEL, NJ 2017 AMC 8 Honor Roll STERLING MONTESSORI 19.0 R GE 4 MORRISVILLE, NC ACADEMY 19.0 D GEORGE 7 HICKSVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL HICKSVILLE, NY 19.0 J GETZ 8 The Overlake School Redmond, WA 19.0 K GHOSH 8 Central High School/Scholars Springfield, MO ROBERTO W CLEMENTE MIDDLE 19.0 A GHOSH 8 GERMANTOWN, MD SCH 19.0 G GILLAM 8 The Bolles School Jacksonville, FL 19.0 A GLASSFORD 8 Highlands School Birmingham, AL 19.0 E GLICKMAN 8 Pine View School Osprey, FL 19.0 W GOLDSMITH 8 Meadowbrook School of Weston Weston, MA 19.0 P GOLLAMUDI 8 Marlboro Memorial Middle Morganville, NJ 19.0 J GONG 7 HOLMDEL HIGH SCHOOL HOLMDEL, NJ 19.0 K GOODSELL 6 THE RHOADES SCHOOL ENCINITAS, CA 19.0 S GOYAL 6 Pearson Ranch Middle School Round Rock, TX 19.0 A GRINSHPOON 8 BIG APPLE ACADEMY BROOKLYN, NY 19.0 E GROSSO 6 BASIS
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