Sentences with phrase «many valedictorians»

Last year, a high school in Ohio named more than 200 kids in the graduating class «valedictorians» because they didn't want to hurt anyone's feelings.

We rounded up 30 of the smartest celebrities in Hollywood who are high - school valedictorians, Ivy Leaguers, MENSA members, and certified geniuses in their own right.

She tracked 81 high school valedictorians and salutatorians after graduation.

He finds that, just as nice guys don't always finish last, valedictorians rarely become stand - out successes.

Everyone remembers their class valedictorian: perfect grades, perfect test scores and in some cases, perfect hair.

«Valedictorians aren't likely to be the future's visionaries,» says Arnold.

Many valedictorians themselves believe that they weren't the smartest student in their class but rather simply the hardest worker.

In 2017, Whande was voted as Valedictorian by her Leadership WA Signature Program Cohort, which comes as no surprise upon hearing her story and knowing the principles that drive her as a Western Australian leader.

He was the school's valedictorian, class of 1971.

The Whole Foods chief said Amazon's technology will help the grocer transform from «class dunce» into «valedictorian.»

He was his class's valedictorian, homecoming king, and a White House Presidential Scholar, a program reserved for only two students per state.

O'Brien was valedictorian of his school and attended the Crimson school with a focus on history and literature.

He moved to Miami with his family as a teenager, where he developed a love for computers and graduated valedictorian of his high school.

Our BYU valedictorian was a non-Mormon native Indian Sikh (wearing a shiny blue turban for the ceremony) who went on to an Ivey league university back East.

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Liberty High School's 2013 valedictorian would soon find himself in front of a microphone.

He was the valedictorian of a school with 360 students.

1: Suing public schools if they let the valedictorian talk about how his religion helped him / her.

A friend of mine (who was actually valedictorian of our high school) went into the field of paleontology.

I first heard that the school system was saying the student speakers were chosen at random, now I read differing reports, including that the prayor was the valedictorian.

If the girl didn't have enough sense to understand that what she was doing was disrespectful and that it would create a legal issue with her at the center, then they should have asked someone else with more sense to speak as valedictorian.

In the Texas case, no polite inquiries were even made by the valedictorian but instead the prayers were endorsed by the school district without any legal basis or reason to do so.

Today's youth seem to share that much formation — a tribute, no doubt, to the efforts of Mr. Rogers, school guidance counselors, high school valedictorians and commencement speakers.

I would not hesitate to go to a wedding, funeral, graduation, retirement party, baby shower, ballgame, courtroom, birthday party, family reunion, public hearing, town parade, school play, or other social function due to the presence or lack of a 1 - 2 minute prayer from a pastor, priest, rabbi, imam, valedictorian, mayor, police chief, council member, or 3rd grader who will play the Tree in the school spring play, nor would I feel it appropriate or necessary to make a social scene just so everyone could hear my opinion on the matter.

You weren't the class valedictorian, were you?

William was valedictorian of his high - school class and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from college.

The valedictorian at the Edison graduation last week was a recent immigrant to the United States, who just moved here four years ago, ready to get his high school education.

I thoroughly enjoyed the occasion, especially the privilege of seeing you honored as valedictorian of your class.

A diet where quinoa, nature's valedictorian, is an indulgent comfort food.

I copied my SAT answers from the valedictorian of my high school class, and I lifted paragraphs from Wikipedia pages for every college paper I ever wrote.

Bench, who had been valedictorian of his high school class three years before, rewarded them with more than the customary words of the modest hero returned.

He was a gregarious kid, a lazy valedictorian, but with something behind his eyes when people laughed at his jokes.

They were smart; Ashland High School had the highest SAT average in the state and among the players were a valedictorian (Steinman) and several National Honor Society members.

Varnell's oldest son, Larry, who was valedictorian and captain of the basketball team at Sewanee, and a Fulbright scholar, is now getting a doctorate in nuclear physics at Cal Tech.

Navratilova, the valedictorian, suggests he is leading with his body instead of his racket, and King nods that she is correct.

Support a broader definition of success by revising award assemblies and valedictorian choices, and by not publishing college acceptance lists.

The fundamental goal was to develop a system that satisfied our state law requiring the top 10 % and a valedictorian to be named from every public high school in the state.

It was not to be delivered by the salutatorian and me because I was the valedictorian.

They report the National Merit Scholars and valedictorians without mentioning passion for learning or dedication to academics.

We have found that eliminating valedictorian status and class rankings has reduced stress at certain schools — especially those where achievement in the form of grades and test scores and college admission rates is valued above all other traits.

Other students calculate the exact GPA needed to «beat» their peers for valedictorian status, and may sleep 2 - 3 hours each night and compromise their health — and sometimes their values (cheating rates are typically high in these kind of schools) in order to win that title.

Cali was an A + student all the way and the clear valedictorian of the trip.

Many of our graduates have become the Valedictorian and Saluditorian of both Sonora and Summerville High School and accepted to top colleges in the U.S.

Beginning with this fall's freshman class, Stevenson will scale back some academic pressure by no longer naming a valedictorian or salutatorian.

Your child might never be a track star and may never be the valedictorian of his class.

The decision by Spokane Public Schools to abolish the valedictorian system and traditional class rankings is defended as a way of reducing student stress («Spokane schools will eliminate valedictorian system, class ranking,» The Spokesman - Review, Feb. 3).

He graduated as valedictorian in 1989.

But Perez Williams» brother was valedictorian.

In June of 2015 a City Hall staffer sought help from Capalino in organizing an event honoring the city's valedictorians and salutatorians.

At 6 p.m., de Blasio hosts the NYC Department of Education's valedictorian and salutatorian BBQ 2014, Gracie Mansion, 88th Street and East End Avenue, Manhattan.