Toledo School for the Arts
Charter school student scored a 'perfect' 36 on her ACT
Getting a perfect score on the ACT is thought to be among the highest honors a high school student can attain. And that is exactly what Elizabeth Bostleman, senior at the Toledo School for the Arts has accomplished.
A perfect 36 is the rarest score of all - just 0.083% of all test takers nationally earned a perfect score. You can basically go anywhere with a 36. It places Elizabeth in approximately the 99th percentile nationally for all students who took the ACT. Even Bill Gates fell 10 points shy of that magic number.
Elizabeth Bostleman holding certificate recognizing her 'perfect' '36' ACT score
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Mr. Nick Mariano
TSA Principal
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Nick Mariano, TSA Principal said, "All of us are very proud of the accomplishments of all of our students both in the classroom and in the studio. They are amazingly talented. But, this time Elizabeth Bostleman has stolen the spotlight.
We have all known that she was special when, in her junior year, her ACT score was 33. But as a senior, Elizabeth is the first student at TSA to score a composite score of 36 on her ACT.
She is dedicated to her studies and is taking extra classes at the University of Toledo to prepare for a career in either computer engineering or environmental sciences - or possibly combining both. She is an inspiration to every TSA student and we are all thrilled to celebrate her accomplishments."
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L-R) TSA Director, Doug Mead - Elizabeth Bostleman - and her VERY proud father
Toledo School for the Arts is proudly sponsored by Bowling Green State University.
Our congratulations to Elizabeth Bostleman.
Another student succeeding at a public charter school
November 1, 2016
