Nebraska Department of Education Commissioner Brian Maher, from left front, Gov. Jim Pillen and ACT Senior Director Stephanie Graff stand with students who earned a perfect ACT score following a recognition ceremony on Wednesday at the Capitol.
The State Capitol rotunda was filled with pride Wednesday afternoon as 27 Nebraska high school students in the class of 2026 were honored by state officials for earning a perfect score on the ACT.Â
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Nebraska Department of Education Commissioner Brian Maher delivers remarks to families during a recognition ceremony honoring students with perfect ACT scores on Wednesday at the Capitol.
ACT Senior Director Stephanie Graff delivers remarks to families during a recognition ceremony honoring students with perfect ACT scores on Wednesday at the Capitol.
Nebraska Department of Education Commissioner Brian Maher, from left front, Gov. Jim Pillen and ACT Senior Director Stephanie Graff stand with students who earned a perfect ACT score following a recognition ceremony on Wednesday at the Capitol.
ACT Senior Director Stephanie Graff delivers remarks to families during a recognition ceremony honoring students with perfect ACT scores on Wednesday at the Capitol.
Nebraska Department of Education Commissioner Brian Maher delivers remarks to families during a recognition ceremony honoring students with perfect ACT scores on Wednesday at the Capitol.