An impressive 40% of the Class of 2027 earned AP Scholar recognition, highlighting St. Luke’s students’ strong academic performance in rigorous Advanced Placement coursework. In addition, 14 students from the Class of 2026 were also recognized as AP Scholars.

These honors reflect students’ commitment, preparation, and academic excellence as they challenged themselves through advanced coursework and performed strongly on AP exams.

AP Scholars with Distinction

The AP Scholar with Distinction award is given to students who earned an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP exams taken and earned scores of 3 or higher on at least five AP exams.

St. Luke’s AP Scholars with Distinction are:

Baker Farnell, Kylie Gibbs, Noah Grafton, Raina Gupta, Ellena Lang, Mac Boone, Calista Conway, Rishi Gupta, and Chloe Lambert.

AP Scholars with Honor

The AP Scholar with Honor award recognizes students who earned an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken and earned scores of 3 or higher on at least four AP exams.

St. Luke’s AP Scholars with Honor are:

Reese Browning, Hannah Lockett, Andy Nguyen, Michael Reedy, Zachary Robinson, Brantley Weed, and Ella Bentley.

AP Scholars

The AP Scholar award is given to students who earned scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams.

St. Luke’s AP Scholars are:

Macey Brown, Olivia Frye, Carsten Hall, Cooper Matthews, Lauren Robertson, Jenna Simpson, Sawyer Smith, Armani Coleman, Jonah Dominescy, Ackley Hoffman, Caroline Hooper, Lily Liller, Emma Trammell, Landon Villegas, Bennett Wallace, and Ahja Wilder.

A Strong College-Preparatory Foundation

AP Scholar recognition reflects more than strong test performance. It reflects students’ willingness to take on challenging college-level coursework, develop advanced academic skills, and prepare for success beyond high school.

At St. Luke’s, Advanced Placement courses are part of a broader college-preparatory experience that challenges students academically while supporting their individual growth and goals.

We are proud to celebrate all of our St. Luke’s AP Scholars and the hard work, perseverance, and academic excellence they represent.

For families seeking a college-preparatory school in Mobile, Alabama, Advanced Placement courses give St. Luke’s students opportunities to pursue challenging, college-level academics while still in high school. Students can explore advanced coursework across multiple subject areas while receiving the personal support of St. Luke’s intentionally small learning environment.

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Congratulations to Lauren Watson, Millie Wilson, Emma Kate Frazier, and Riley Reynolds on earning this statewide recognition!

The AHSVCA Preseason Watchlist highlights outstanding high school volleyball players from across Alabama to watch during the upcoming season. Having four student-athletes selected is an exciting recognition for the St. Luke’s Episcopal School volleyball program and a testament to the talent, hard work, and dedication these Wildcats bring to the court.

We are proud to see Lauren, Millie, Emma Kate, and Riley representing St. Luke’s volleyball among some of Alabama’s top high school volleyball talent, and we look forward to cheering them and their teammates on throughout the 2026-27 season.

Congratulations, Wildcats!

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As part of St. Luke’s commitment to innovation in education and professional development, faculty and staff had the opportunity to learn from professor, author, and educator John Spencer during his workshop, “How Will We Respond to the AI Revolution?”

As artificial intelligence in education continues to evolve and reshape the world our students will enter, the workshop challenged St. Luke’s educators to think intentionally about how AI can be approached as a tool for learning while continuing to prioritize the skills that matter most: creativity, critical thinking, curiosity, problem-solving, collaboration, and meaningful learning.

At St. Luke’s, preparing students for the future goes beyond introducing new technology.  It means thoughtfully examining how emerging tools can enhance the educational experience while ensuring students develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Professional development opportunities like this also reflect an important part of the St. Luke’s Episcopal School educational experience: our teachers are lifelong learners, too. By staying informed about emerging trends and exploring innovative approaches to teaching and learning, our faculty can continue providing students with a forward-thinking, engaging, and academically challenging education.

Preparing students for the future means our educators are always learning, too.

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