Three more Williamson County high school students are continuing the tradition of excellence by earning perfect ACT composite scores.
Renaissance High’s Chase Fetherling scored a 36 composite on the exam administered in October.
“We use the phrase ‘We A.R.E. Renaissance’ to reflect the three character strengths we want to cultivate in our students: accountability, resiliency and empathy,” said RNHS Principal Dr. Brian Bass. “This achievement is a well-deserved testament of how Chase has exemplified and modeled those attributes throughout his four years at Renaissance.”
Brentwood High’s Alexander Wilson and Independence High’s Alexandra Hasamear also earned a 36 composite score on the October ACT exam. All three students were honored for their incredible accomplishments at the November 15 School Board meeting.