Five high school students from the Toronto District School Board are among the first to ever post 100 per cent averages in their final year of class.
Five high school graduates from the Toronto District School Board are among the first to ever post 100 per cent averages in their final year of class.
A very humble Muller and Sung dropped by CP24 Thursday morning to discuss their academic success and their plans for the future. “I love to learn…whether it’s learning to write songs or learning to skate. It just feels great,” Sung said. “In the end, although I honestly probably love both of them [arts and sciences] equally, I’ve decided to pursue science because I think I can make a real impact there,” Muller said.
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