• Ingenuity senior is The Gates Millennium Scholar.
• Eight Ingenuity seniors received four-year, full-tuition scholarships to the Johns Hopkins University.
• Ingenuity at Poly senior won ACT-SO Silver Medal.
• National History Day Statewide Competition: Individual Performance, 2nd Place; Group Documentary, 2nd Place; Individual Exhibit, 2nd Place.
• National K-12 Chess Championship. Poly team won the K-12 Unrated Division of the Championship. Ingenuity senior William Griffin finished sixth in the nation with 6-0-1 record (with the same number of points as third place).
• National Merit Scholarship Program: Wuqiong Fan and Saul Wilson are Finalists and Award Winners.
• Maryland Science Olympiad. Disease Detective, 1st place; Write It Do It, 1st place; Chemistry Lab, 2nd place; Elevated Bridge, 2nd place; Cell Biology 3rd place; Ecology, 3rd place.
• Five Ingenuity at Poly students are Carson Scholars.
• Maryland Math League: Ingenuity team won the first place in the competition with 160 points. Rebekah Wheatley received the second highest cumulative score just one point behind the winner, April 2010.
• 2010 Baltimore Science Fair. Sponsor Awards: 2nd Place, Biological Sciences. Honorable Mention, Physical Sciences. United States Public Health Service, Distinguished Achievement, 2nd Place. National Society of Black Engineers Achievement Award, National Space Society Certificate of Recognition.
• Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. Poster Presentations: 1st and 2nd Place; Oral Presentations: 4th Place.
• Two Ingenuity seniors qualified to take the American Invitational Mathematics Exam (AIME).
• Ingenuity students, teachers and administrators have been selected for recognition by the Advisory Council at their annual reception "Celebrating Gifted and Talented Education."
• Wuqiong Fan, an Ingenuity at Poly senior, is a semifinalist of the Intel Science Talent Search, January 2010.
• Eight Ingenuity students were inducted to the William R. King Chapter of the National Honor Society.
• University of Maryland Mathematics Competition: Andrew Clemens is a Baltimore City winner (his rank is 45, total participants 2470), December 2009.
• Eight Ingenuity students were inducted to the William R. King Chapter of the National Honor Society.
• University of Maryland Mathematics Competition. This year seven (a record number!) Ingenuity students qualified for Part II of the competition, November 2009.
• Wuqiong Fan, an Ingenuity at Poly senior, is the Siemens Competition semifinalist, October 2009.
• Ingenuity team scored a perfect 30 points in the first contest of the Maryland Math League.
• Six Ingenuity students scored a perfect 800 on SATs, July 2009.
• National History Day (Statewide Competition). 1st Place, Individual Exhibit; 2nd Place, Individual Documentary; 2nd Place, Group Documentary. Four Ingenuity students represened the state of Maryland at the National competition June 14-18, 2009 in College Park, April 2009.
• Annabel Boeke and Hannah Bands have been named Maryland Distinguished Scholars by the Maryland Higher Education Commission.
• Ingenuity senior Teno Boone is a 2009 Gates Millenium Scholar.
• Young Epidemiology Scholars (YES) Competition. Ingenuity senior Hannah Bands has been selected as a national finalist in the 6th annual YES Competition, one of the nation's most prestigious and influential high school science competitions.
• Ingenuity freshman Gerardo Camarena is a Carson Scholar.
• Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (JSHS). Oral Presentations: 2nd 3rd and 4th Place. Kayleigh Horst represented the state of Maryland at the 47th National JSHS, held at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Joe Schwartz and Ebony Ashby-Bey were also invited to attend the national event as non-competing student delegates.
Poster Competition: 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place. As the winner of the poster competition, Chasidy Lowe was also invited to attend the national event as non-competing student delegate. |
• 2009 Baltimore Science Fair. Sponsor Awards: Honorable mention in Division I Physical Science, Honorable mention in Division I Biological Science. Special Awards: first place award from the National Space Society; and a certificate of achievement from the United States Air Force, US Army Award and a certificate; Division I Physical Sciences Allen Davis Memorial Award; and a certificate of achievement from the National Security Agency Mathematics Education Partnership Program. United States Public Health Service Surgeon General's Award. United States Public Health Service Surgeon General's Award. First place Division I Biological Sciences Allen Davis Memorial Award and a certificate of achievement from the United States Army. United States Public Health Service Surgeon General's Award. Outstanding project certificate from the American Psychological Association.
• Bridges built by Ingenuity teams finished in 2nd , 3rd and 4th place at the Maryland Wood Bridge Challenge, February 2009.
• Hanna Bands ia a National Merit Scholar finalist, January 2009.
• Eleven Ingenuity students were inducted to the William R. King Chapter of the National Honor Society.
• Nine Ingenuity seniors received a four-year, full-tuition scholarship at the Johns Hopkins University.
• An Ingenuity team of fifteen freshmen, sophomores and juniors participated in 24 events and earned 49 medals at the Maryland Science Olympiad. The Ingenuity Team took first place in the high school AA division.
• Ingenuity sophomores Terrell Buckson, Emily Frias and Brandon Johnson received a 2009 Toshiba/*NSTA ExploraVision Honorable Mention Award, March 2009.
• Dana Katzenelson, Ingenuity at Poly sophomore, is the winner of AMC 12. She qualified to take the American Invitational Mathematics Exam, February 2009.
• Bridges built by Ingenuity teams at the Maryland Wood Bridge Challenge finished in 2nd , 3rd and 4th place. Dan Borgnia won the 1st place in the Lightest Bridge category. Wuqiong Fan and Dan Borgnia will represent the state of Maryland at the International Wood Bride Challenge, to be held in Bellingham, Washington on April 25, 2009
• Wuqiong Fan qualified for Part 2 of the University of Maryland Mathematics Competition.
• Eleven Ingenuity students were inducted to the William R. King Chapter of the National Honor Society.
• Ingenuity team scored a perfect 30 points in the first contest of the Maryland Math League competition.
• Ariel Bowers, an Ingenuity at Poly senior, is the Siemens Competition semifinalist.
• Ingenuity graduate Daniel Miller (class of 2007) has published an article (with co-authors) in Nature.
• Five Ingenuity seniors won the 2008 Baltimore Community Foundation scholarships
• Freshman Lawrence Wang scored a perfect 800 on math SAT. Also a perfect 800 score received: junior Annabel Boeke in reading and writing, junior Hannah Bands in reading and senior Shauna Linn in writing, May 2008.
• Channel 2 teen reporter Lauren Robinson interviewed Ingenuity at Poly students. The interview was broadcast on May 31, 2008.
• Senior Shauna Linn won two awards at Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Atlanta, Georgia. She won the First Place Award from the Psychology Honor Society and ISEF's Second Place Award in the category of Behavioral Sciences.
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• Michail Denchev won the 1st Place in the Senior Web Sites category at the National History Day. Anne Juan won the 2nd place in the Senior Individual Documentaries Category. Jeanie Lai and Michael Lampart received the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Award, April 2008.
• Ingenuity team won a third place in the 2007-08 Maryland Math League contest, and Joel Wheatley received the highest cumulative score at Poly.
• Junior Jasmen Rice won a Gold Medal in Medicine and Health at Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO). Senior Dominique Duval and junior Ariel Bowers won silver medals in Medicine and Health and in Earth and Space Sciences respectively. Junior Ebony Ashby-Bey won Bronze in Engineering, April 2008.
• Senior David Lai won the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Award.
• Ingenuity students are the winners at the 2008 Maryland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (JSHS). Oral Research Presentations: 2nd place - David Lai; Poster Presentations: 1st place - Tyrone Howard, 2nd place - Christian Wisner-Carlson, 3rd place - Reema Sharma.
• Senior Shauna Linn won the Grand Prize in Biological Sciences and the American Society for Quality for Use of Statistical Analysis Award at the 2008 Baltimore Science Fair. Senior David Lai won the National Society of Black Engineers Award.
• Ingenuity students Carly Wais and Matthew Ekey are Carson Scholars, March 2008.
• Three Ingenuity at Poly students, the winners of AMC 12, qualified to take the American Invitational Mathematics Exam (AIME).
• Ingenuity at Poly senior, Shauna Linn, is a USA Bio Olympiad semifinalist.
• David Lai, an Ingenuity at Poly senior, is the Siemens Competition semifinalist, October 2007.
• Black Professional Men, Inc. (BPM) honored three Ingenuity seniors, Brandon Demory, Brandon Jones and Jerimiah Cross, as new BPM Scholars for 2007, June 2007.
• Ingenuity at Poly senior Lynna Nguyen is a recipient of the 2007 Maryland Science Center Dr. H. Bentley Glass Scholarship, May 2007.
• Two Ingenuity at Poly juniors scored a perfect 800 on Math SAT 2; a senior scored a perfect 800 on SAT 2 US History Exam.
• Ingenuity team won a second place in the 2006-07 Maryland Math League contest, and Joel Wheatley with 31 cumulative points (out of 36) is #8 on the list of high scoring students, April 2007.
• Ingenuity at Poly students took 1st place in the Senior Group Documentary category in the Maryland History Day contest.
• Ingenuity at Poly students won 1st place at 2007 Maryland Wood Bridge Challenge, April 2007.
• Three Ingenuity sophomores have been selected by the judges to receive a 2007 Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision Honorable Mention Award, March 2007.
• Ingenuity at Poly senior, Danielle Weissman, is a USA Bio Olympiad semifinalist. She is among the top 500 participants nationwide eligible to take the Semifinal Exam.
• Emma Call is the Intel Science Talent Search 2007 winner, she places 10th in the nation.
• Three Ingenuity at Poly students, the winners of AMC 12, qualified to take the American Invitational Mathematics Exam.
• Ingenuity junior Michael Mountain is a winner of the University of Maryland Math Competition in the City of Baltimore.
• 8 Ingenuity at Poly students solved all the problems with a perfect score in a Maryland Math League.
• 10 Ingenuity students were inducted to the William R. King Chapter of the National Honor Society, December 2006. |
• Ingenuity at Poly senior scored a perfect 800 on Math SAT 2.
• Emma Call, an Ingenuity at Poly senior, is the Siemens Westinghouse Competition semifinalist! October 2006.
• Ingenuity senior Renae Mitchell placed first in the Senior Papers category at the Local National History Day Competition. Seniors Sam Hudnet and Justin Tibbels placed second in the Senior Group Documentaries at the State History Day Competition. Senior Jerusa Contee placed third in the same category and won the award for Best Ethics Issue with her project.
• Ingenuity at Poly senior Justin Tibbels won The Young Naturalist Awards competition for the 12th Grade Division.
• Ingenuity junior Emma Call places 4th in Engineering at the 57th Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, May 2006.
• Ingenuity alumnus Ryan Harrison, 2005 Intel 5th place winner, is inducted into the National Gallery for America's Young Inventors in Akron, Ohio.
• Ingenuity students won both of the Grand Prizes at the 2006 Baltimore Science Fair: Grand Prize in Biological Sciences: Nahathai (Ploy) Srivali, and Grand Prize in Physical Sciences: Emma Call. Our Grand Prize winners went go to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Indianapolis. Myers (Abe) Davis won First Place in Physical Sciences.
• Emma Call represented Maryland at the 2006 Junior Science and Humanities National Symposium in Albuquerque, NM, on April 25, 2006.
• Myers Davis, the Ingenuity at Poly senior, is the Intel Science Talent Search 2005-2006 winner.
• 13 Ingenuity at Poly students qualified to take the American Invitational Mathematics Exam (AIME), February 2006.
• Three Ingenuity seniors received an early acceptance and tuition scholarships to Johns Hopkins University, December 2005.
• Myers Davis and Owen Hill, Ingenuity at Poly seniors, are the Intel Science Talent Search semifinalists, November 2005.
• Myers Davis, Ingenuity senior, is a semifinalist in the Siemens Westinghouse Science Competition, October 2005.
• Jack Kearns, Jacob Mallott and Nahathai Srivali scored a perfect 800 on the mathematics SAT.
• Ingenuity senior Ryan Harrison places 5 the in nation in Intel Science Talent Search, March 2005.
• Ryan Harrison, Jasmine Jones and Kim Smith have been accepted by the Johns Hopkins University as part of its new Baltimore Scholars program ($30,140 tuition scholarships), December 2004.
• Tam Nguyen, Ingenuity at Poly senior, is a semifinalist in the Siemens Westinghouse Science Competition, October 2004.
• Graduating senior, Jennifer Weston, scored 800 in both Mathematics and Verbal SAT. Jennifer was the first Ingenuity student to score a perfect 1600 on the SAT, May 2004.
• Antonio Didonato scored 800, a perfect score, on the Math SAT.
• Sophomore scored 800 on the Physics SAT Subject Test.
• Freshman scored 800 on the Biology SAT Subject Test.
• Junior scored 800 on the Math SAT and another scored 800 on the Verbal SAT, Winter 2004
• Ingenuity at Poly has had four graduating classes in 2004, and at least one student from each class has scored 800 on the Math SAT. Three students from the Class of 2003 scored 800.
• Graduate (Class of 2001) completed college in three years and is now a Fulbright Scholar. |
