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Congratulations College Board National Recognition Program Scholars

Round Rock ISD is proud to announce that 10 of our schools received recognition awards from the College Board for students who will graduate in the 2027–2028 school year. These students received either the “First-Generation Recognition Award” or the “School Recognition Award” and are given to students across the country based on their academic honor, as demonstrated by a GPA of 3.5 or higher, and outstanding performance on the PSAT, NMSQT, or AP Exams or are the first person in their family to attend higher education.

These awards provide additional recognition for students applying to colleges or special programs and help celebrate the dedication reflected in their national exam results.

There are awardees at the following campuses:
Canyon Vista Middle School:
2 Students received the School Recognition Award

Cedar Ridge High School:
41 Students received the First-Generation Recognition Award
151 Students received the School Recognition Award

Cedar Valley Middle School:
6 Students received the School Recognition Award

Walsh Middle School:
1 Student received the First-Generation Recognition Award
11 Students received the School Recognition Award

McNeil High School:
35 Students received the First-Generation Recognition Award
228 Students received the School Recognition Award

Pearson Ranch Middle School:
3 Students received the School Recognition Award

Early College High School:
9 Students received the First-Generation Recognition Award
20 Students received the School Recognition Award

Round Rock High School:
45 Students received the First-Generation Recognition Award
360 Students received the School Recognition Award

Stony Point High School:
37 Students received the First-Generation Recognition Award
101 Students received the School Recognition Award
1 Student received the Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award

Westwood High School:
44 Students received the First-Generation Recognition Award
374 Students received the School Recognition Award
1 Student received the Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award