CALABASAS : 7 Students Inducted Into Honor Society
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Viewpoint School in Calabasas has inducted seven of its students into the school’s chapter of the Cum Laude Society, school officials said.
The students are Manijeh Berenji, a junior from Westlake Village; Jeremy Davis, a senior from Woodland Hills; Todd Frank, a senior from Malibu; Andrew Kim, a senior from Agoura; Jonathan Krisel, a junior from Malibu; Adrienne Reese, a senior from Camarillo, and Karin Sinavsky, a junior from Woodland Hills.
Viewpoint was accepted three years ago into the national academic society, school officials said. To be accepted, schools must have a strong curriculum, high SAT scores, high scores on advance placement tests and a strong college acceptance program, said Headmaster Robert Dworkoski.
“We are proud of their outstanding scholarship,” he said. “The honor of membership in Cum Laude is universally recognized as a badge of excellence.”
Viewpoint School serves students from preschool through grade 12.
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