Culpeper County High School Graduation

[Anonymous]

so just 25% of the class is going to 4 year college, and just 40% are going to a trade school or a 2 year college. just 4% are going to the armed forces, and about 1/3 are going to the work force or just enjoying life. Is this common?

I was shocked when I heard those numbers...

[Anonymous]

Why? What’s wrong? The majority of kids are going on to further their education.

Nothing wrong with trade school or community college

[Anonymous]

Probably. Lots of middle class in Culpepper. We need plumbers, electricians, pest people, etc. They can make good money and don't need college, and they certainly wouldn't fit into the social scene in many UMC areas around here.

[Anonymous]

I think Culpeper reflects how different the rest of Virginia is from Northern VA.

We live in a bubble of affluence and striverism. Talk to people in Lynchburg or Roanoke or Newport News and they aren’t pushing college the way folks here are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why? What’s wrong? The majority of kids are going on to further their education.

Nothing wrong with trade school or community college

but more kids are going to work then either trade school or 2 year college..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why? What’s wrong? The majority of kids are going on to further their education.

Nothing wrong with trade school or community college

but more kids are going to work then either trade school or 2 year college..

Most people have to work even if they’re going to college.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why? What’s wrong? The majority of kids are going on to further their education.

Nothing wrong with trade school or community college

but more kids are going to work then either trade school or 2 year college..

So what?

You are going to fault them for becoming productive tax paying citizens?

Not everyone goes to college. Yet amazingly they still manage to live a happy life.