Anonymous wrote:OP, what an obnoxious post - especially because this is just a list of candidates that are the top scorers in their states.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Many of these were just nominated by the DC gov; hence the large number of public school kids.
year after year it's private school kids (Almost always STA, NCS and Sidwell) who actually win because that phase is not based on local officials but merit. bookmark this site and come back to it--one of the two STA kids will win in the end.
No one who knows anything about DC politics would imagine that anyone in the DC government would have nominated 11 students from Walls.
Anonymous wrote:Many of these were just nominated by the DC gov; hence the large number of public school kids.
year after year it's private school kids (Almost always STA, NCS and Sidwell) who actually win because that phase is not based on local officials but merit. bookmark this site and come back to it--one of the two STA kids will win in the end.
Anonymous wrote:List of candidates, not finalists. Also really weird because if you look through DC, MD, and VA, some schools have candidates in at least two of those categories, like they couldn’t decide exactly where Maret or Holton are. But congrats to MD publics Blair and Whitman, which licked butt. TJ of course blew everyone away.
Anonymous wrote:Many of these were just nominated by the DC gov; hence the large number of public school kids.
year after year it's private school kids (Almost always STA, NCS and Sidwell) who actually win because that phase is not based on local officials but merit. bookmark this site and come back to it--one of the two STA kids will win in the end.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do some schools not participate? I’m not seeing anyone from some big schools like St. Albans, NCS, Georgetown Prep.
They competed. They just were just far behind local public schools and privates such as WIS.
Sidwell: 6
GDS: 4
NCS: 2
STA: 4
Wow. The Big 3 took a paddling (yet again) from local publics.
What the hell are we paying all this money for?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do some schools not participate? I’m not seeing anyone from some big schools like St. Albans, NCS, Georgetown Prep.
They competed. They just were just far behind local public schools and privates such as WIS.
Sidwell: 6
GDS: 4
NCS: 2
STA: 4
Wow. The Big 3 took a paddling (yet again) from local publics.
What the hell are we paying all this money for?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do some schools not participate? I’m not seeing anyone from some big schools like St. Albans, NCS, Georgetown Prep.
They competed. They just were just far behind local public schools and privates such as WIS.
Sidwell: 6
GDS: 4
NCS: 2
STA: 4
Anonymous wrote:Do some schools not participate? I’m not seeing anyone from some big schools like St. Albans, NCS, Georgetown Prep.
Anonymous wrote:List of candidates, not finalists. Also really weird because if you look through DC, MD, and VA, some schools have candidates in at least two of those categories, like they couldn’t decide exactly where Maret or Holton are. But congrats to MD publics Blair and Whitman, which licked butt. TJ of course blew everyone away.