Sentences with phrase «named valedictorian»

They'll say, «Oh, I'm okay at that sport» when they are the best on their team, or «I did alright in school» when they were named valedictorian.

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

Wheatley is the only Long Island, New York, high school that does not name a valedictorian, according to Simon.

We are so proud of you and honored to name you Valedictorian.

We are so proud of you and honored to name you our Valedictorian.

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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.

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.

The Roscoe Central School (RCS) District Board of Education, administration, faculty and staff have announced the names of the Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the graduating Class of 2018.

After being named class valedictorian, she won an academic scholarship to Vassar College, where she earned a dual bachelor's degree in mathematics and mathematical physics with honors in 1976.

Pete (Mark Duplass) is the three time returning champion of the league's «Shiva Bowl» (named after the gang's high school valedictorian Shivakamini Somakandarkram) but he must divide his attention between the league and his failing marriage.

06/26/10 New York Times Behind the Headline Competition Makes a Comeback Summer 2010 Education Next Many high schools are naming multiple students — sometimes dozens — as valedictorians to reduce pressure and competition among students.

The Taurus» main problem is the jarring disconnect between its moniker and its virtues - it's a kindly philanthropist named Adolf, an angelic, brilliant valedictorian named Anna Nicole.