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Darlington students rank in State top ten
Apr 28, 2004 8:00 AM
By Stefan Eady - Faculty
Out of the 1,911 Georgia students who took the National French Exam this year, three Darlington students ranked in the top ten, including two in Level 2A, sophomores Clark McGehee, who ranked third, and Lauren Dean, who ranked seventh, and one in Level 5C, junior Johanna Griesshammer, who ranked fourth.
In addition, all 51 Darlington students who took the National French Exam ranked in the top 50 as follows:
Level 1A: 24 out of 343 ranked in the top 46; highest rank was 11th, lowest 42nd
Level 2A/2C: 8 out of 466 ranked in the top 45; highest rank was 3rd, lowest 44th
Level 3A/3C: 7 out of 454 ranked in the top 43; highest rank was 23rd, lowest 36th
Level 4A/4C: 5 out of 265 ranked in the top 40; highest rank was 21st, lowest 39th
Level 5A/5C: 7 out of 131 ranked in the top 38; highest rank was 4th, lowest 27th
In addition, all 51 Darlington students who took the National French Exam ranked in the top 50 as follows:
Level 1A: 24 out of 343 ranked in the top 46; highest rank was 11th, lowest 42nd
Level 2A/2C: 8 out of 466 ranked in the top 45; highest rank was 3rd, lowest 44th
Level 3A/3C: 7 out of 454 ranked in the top 43; highest rank was 23rd, lowest 36th
Level 4A/4C: 5 out of 265 ranked in the top 40; highest rank was 21st, lowest 39th
Level 5A/5C: 7 out of 131 ranked in the top 38; highest rank was 4th, lowest 27th
