what is your high school class valedictorian doing?
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Anonymous
| high level in our state government! she just gets more brilliant as time goes by. |
Anonymous
| She is an OBGYN. |
Anonymous
| Teacher |
Anonymous
| He’s a neurobiology professor at a top school. |
Anonymous
| Architect |
Anonymous
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We graduated from a high school on the eastern shore of Maryland. The valedictorian was in all of my math
classes which were the average ones, not the gifted ones. I remember in 9th grade thinking she was really really smart. She worked as a bookkeeper at a real estate company in Ocean City Maryland during high school. I think she worked about 30 hours a week at her job in addition to high school and probably more in the summer. She went to Univ of Penn, Wharton undergrad and got an MBA from Wharton. She started an investment research company in NYC and looks like she sold it to the Daily Mail in 2017. |
Anonymous
| Valedictorian is an Engineering manager, nothing fancy, but I'm from a small town, so it's a big deal based on that |
Anonymous
| SAHM who hocks “beach body” crap on social media. |
Anonymous
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Valedictorian is a middle school teacher
Salutatorian is a lawyer |
Anonymous
| She makes cereal and rings bells at her church She is lovely. |
Anonymous
| Had to google her, but it appears she's a pediatrician with a local hospital system. Has a husband and two little kids. Good for her! |
Anonymous
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I was a valedictorian and NMS with zero test prep. I absolutely hated school, but was very good at being a student. Now I’m a SAHM. I’m proof that you can be a top student without having any ambition to set the world on fire.
Both of my kids are gifted, but one also has special needs, including ASD, ADHD, and a LD. The other is a lot like me in that dc thinks school is lots of pointless busy work with very little actual learning. DC is complaining that first I said the CES (we’re in MCPS) would be challenging and it wasn’t, and then I said the middle school magnet would be challenging and it’s not. I hope that dc is more ambitious than I am and finds fulfilling work as an adult. |
Anonymous
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Valedictorian teaches law at UVA
Salutatorian teaches business at U Chicago. Very smart guys. |
Anonymous
| He's an astrophysicist. |
Anonymous
| He’s a long time CPA and now runs a non-profit Christian ministry that funnels money to “persecuted Christians” in the developing world. |