Gabriel Ambrosini and Joseph Thomas Kotch graduated from our school in June 2020.

Gabriel Ambrosini joined Shoreless Lake School (SLS) in 2013 as a 5th grader. He has graduated from High School after completing nine Advanced Placement (AP) courses.

High school students around the world take AP courses and exams to challenge themselves, explore their interests, and earn college credit and placement. AP can give students a head start in High School, a taste of college-level work while developing the academic skills they’ll need for college success. They might even discover their career path. AP can give students an edge in College. AP Exam scores can earn students college credit before they set foot on campus—and let them skip introductory college courses (https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/).

Gabriel obtained the following AP scores:

The AP score is reported on a 5-point scale as follows:

5 = extremely well qualified

4 = well qualified

3 = qualified

2 = possibly qualified

1 = no recommendation

Gabriel has been awarded with the AP Scholar with Distinction and AP International Diploma, has been recognized as a National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar for his outstanding PSAT score, and has earned a perfect score in the SAT Latin Exam and an SAT combined score of 1370 (620 English section and 750 in Math section).

Joseph Thomas Kotch joined SLS in 2010-11, as a 3rd grader. He has graduated from SLS after completing seven AP courses and getting the following scores in his AP exams:

Joseph has been awarded with the AP Scholar with Distinction and AP International Diploma.

We are proud of Gabriel and Joseph, who truly meet the expectations for a graduate of Shoreless Lake School.

What is the Shoreless Lake School’s Profile of Graduates?

A graduate from Shoreless Lake School should have developed critical reading, problem solving, and technology skills; knowledge of the world he or she lives in and of the philosophical and historical movements that have shaped it; an appreciation of the fine arts; and above all, a true Christian life.

A graduate from Shoreless Lake School should be fluent in both English and Spanish -- without exclusion of learning as many modern languages as possible-- and have a deep knowledge of Latin.

A graduate from SLS should have a keen sense of honor, integrity, devotion to his or her work, ambition without limits for goodness and wisdom, perceptiveness, perseverance, flexibility, culture, cordiality, prudence, good taste, and good humor.