SHS junior Riley Ibero scores 36 points on ACT, credits math contests with preparation | Education
Riley Ibero, son of Shannon and Frank Ibero, scored a perfect score on the ACT on his first try in December. He said that although he was breathing a little, he still had to focus on other aspects of his school work.
Scottsbluff junior Riley Ibero scored a perfect 36 in his first ACT test. He will be exempt from the school-sponsored test in the spring.
SHS Junior Riley Ibero works on setting up new microphones in the auditorium. Ibero, who scored a 36 on the ACT, said he plans to go into acoustic engineering after high school.
SHS Junior Riley Ibero works on setting up new microphones in the auditorium. Ibero, who scored a 36 on the ACT, said he plans to go into acoustic engineering after high school.
Riley Ibero, junior at SHS, plays the piano. Ibero, who recently received a perfect ACT score, loves music, sound and math, which is why he plans to pursue acoustic engineering after graduating in 2023.
Riley Ibero, junior at SHS, plays the piano. Ibero, who recently received a perfect ACT score, loves music, sound and math, which is why he plans to pursue acoustic engineering after graduating in 2023.
On the morning of December 21, Scottsbluff junior Riley Ibero rolled out of bed and hopped in the shower to get ready for the day. It wasn’t long before he received an e-mail notification he hadn’t expected.
These are the results of the ACT test he took about two weeks ago.
“I saw (a) notification on my phone from my email, so I checked it and saw it was the ACT results and saw the 36,” said he declared. “I was really surprised.”
He was so surprised that he quickly put on some clothes and ran around the house looking for his parents.
“He met Shannon coming up the stairs, he turned around the corner and almost knocked her down the stairs,” Riley’s father Frank said.
Shannon, Riley’s mother, said: “I knew he was excited about something when he was walking through the house so fast.”
Although he was surprised at his score, Riley said on test day that he wasn’t exactly nervous. He attributes this to being on the math team.
“I wasn’t too worried about it,” he said. “A lot of it comes from all my experiences in a math club, because during those competitions it’s a similar testing environment, so I went there a lot.”
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