Sixteen Students Honored for Greek and Latin Scores

Sixteen Indian Springs students received honors for their test scores in National Language Exams taken in March 2022. Exams are administered by the American Classical League, which celebrates, supports, and advances the teaching and learning of the Greek and Latin languages, literature, and cultures and their timeless relevance.

The National Greek Exams are a collection of seven examinations consisting of five Attic Greek exams (Introduction, Beginning, Intermediate, Prose, and Tragedy). Two Indian Springs students took the Beginning Attic Exam. Andrew Glassford ’22 was one of 34 students nationwide to achieve a perfect score. Emma Peng ’22 earned a Merit Award.

The National Latin Exams (NLE) are given annually to Latin students across the United States and worldwide. It is not meant to be a competition but rather an opportunity for students to receive reinforcement and recognition for their accomplishments in the classroom. Depending upon their score, students may earn certificates and medals and even qualify for scholarships. Indian Springs had the following honorees: 

Robin Lacy ’25, Beginning Latin

Chenrui Cai ’25, Beginning Latin

Emma Peng ’22, Advanced Prose

Angela Yang ’22, Advanced Reading Comprehension

Jett Waara ’26, Beginning Latin

Aviva Goldberg ’25, Intermediate Latin

Matthew Thomson ’24, Intermediate Latin

Max Lizee ’25, Intermediate Latin

Walter Wang ’24, Intermediate Reading Comprehension

Enoch Xiao ’23, Advanced Prose

Lucas Li ’24, Beginning Latin

Nate Albert ’25, Beginning Latin

Izzie Stump ’24, Intermediate Latin

Sasha Bai ’23, Intermediate Reading Comprehension

Misbah Meghani ’24, Advanced Prose

Indian Springs’ Latin and Greek courses are taught by Modern & Classical Languages Department Chair, Indian Springs alum William Blackerby ’05.

Congratulations to all!