All 11 students of TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas who attended the Texas State Junior Classical League convention earned state recognition at the annual event, held March 25-26 at Atascosita High School in Humble.

Susannah Wright won first place in Roman History Level II and earned the highest score at all levels in the Pentathlon, a five-part test on Latin language and classical knowledge, for which she received a summa cum laude (highest honors) distinction.

Other TMI students who won Top 10 medals in subject tests include: Mario Cajic, third place in Reading Comprehension Level IV; Jonathan Clark, third place, Roman Life Level II and fourth place, Reading Comprehension Level II; Alex Hager, sixth place, Grammar Advanced Level IV ; and Stephen Santos, sixth place, Roman Life. In the Pentathlon, Clark and Christopher Pachulski also earned summa cum laude; Kendall Bohne, Hager, Emily Kercheville and Santos received maxima cum laude; Cajic, Falon Little and Kevin Nash, magna cum laude; and Jake Fox, cum laude.

The TMI team was among 97 schools represented by nearly 2,000 students from all over the state. Texas State Junior Classical League is a branch of the National Junior Classical League, an organization dedicated to the study of the Latin and Greek languages and classical cultures.

About TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas: Founded in 1893, TMI is a private, co-educational, college-preparatory school for grades 6-12, with optional Junior ROTC and boarding programs. For information, visit www.tmi-sa.org or call 698-7171.

TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas
20955 West Tejas Trail
San Antonio, TX 78257

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