Phoenix Student Earns National Recognition For PSAT Performance

October 26, 2016 Submitted article

PHOENIX – Academic excellence was in the spotlight at a recent Phoenix Central School District Board of Education meeting, as high school student Brian Breen was recognized for his performance on the PSAT exam.

Brian Breen (third from left) is all smiles after receiving a letter of commendation for his performance on the PSAT exam. On hand for the recognition were Thomas Bailer, JCB Principal; Diane Breen; Breen, Patrick Breen; Earl Rudy, PCSD Board of Education president; and Christopher Byrne, Superintendent of Phoenix schools.
Brian Breen (third from left) is all smiles after receiving a letter of commendation for his performance on the PSAT exam. On hand for the recognition were Thomas Bailer, JCB Principal; Diane Breen; Breen, Patrick Breen; Earl Rudy, PCSD Board of Education president; and Christopher Byrne, Superintendent of Phoenix schools.

Breen, a senior at John C. Birdlebough High School, was one of the nearly 1.6 million high school students who took the test last October.

He scored among the best, which earned him the title “Commended Student” in the National Merit Scholarship program.

“We are so proud of Brian; he is a fine representative of the Phoenix Central School District,” said JCB Principal Thomas Bailer. “He excels in the classroom and is an all-around great student.”

The PCSD Board of Education honored Breen with a letter of commendation during an October meeting.

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