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This year, Reserve’s Latin students joined 134,000 others to participate in the National Latin Exam. The Association ACL/NJCL wrote, “Such participation attests to your own interest in and encouragement of academic excellence, and to efforts of your students themselves.” The Latin Section at WRA is pleased to recognize students on the National Latin Exam. Students scoring above the 75th percentile as follows:
Gold Summa Cum Laude - Students scoring above the 95th percentile Silver Maxima Cum Laude - Students scoring from the 85th through the 94th percentile Magna Cum Laude - Students scoring from the 75th percentile through the 84th percentile
This year, 93,866 students took the National Spanish Examination online. At Reserve, 98 students took the exam of which 69 earned medals nationally. The criteria for the awards are as follows: Gold: students scoring at or above the 95th percentile, we had 27 students. Silver: students scoring from the 85th percentile through the 94th, we had 22 students. Bronze: students scoring from the 75th percentile through the 84th, we had 21 students. The distribution by levels was as follows: Level 1 14 gold 7 silver 6 bronze Level 2 7 gold 10 silver 9 bronze Level 3 4 gold 4 silver 5 bronze Level 4 2 gold 1 silver
A Student's Viewpoint on the National Spanish Exam
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