Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one gives a damn!
Said the poster reading and replying to the thread.
You can read a thread and go no one cares for a variety of reasons. I have no idea that there were commended students until the big scandal a few years back. I didn’t think much of the scandal because, well, no one cares about commended students. You don’t hear about them except in forums like this one or when someone makes a stink over the kids not being recognized.
The kids had really high scores on their PSAT. They probably have high scores on their SATs. They got more interest from colleges because of the high PSAT score but are not in the very top group. So….
It was only a “scandal” to Fox News types typing to spin up hysteria over students who couldn’t be bothered to check their school email and received their certificate a few weeks late.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one gives a damn!
Said the poster reading and replying to the thread.
You can read a thread and go no one cares for a variety of reasons. I have no idea that there were commended students until the big scandal a few years back. I didn’t think much of the scandal because, well, no one cares about commended students. You don’t hear about them except in forums like this one or when someone makes a stink over the kids not being recognized.
The kids had really high scores on their PSAT. They probably have high scores on their SATs. They got more interest from colleges because of the high PSAT score but are not in the very top group. So….
Anonymous wrote:Yes — it is absolutely possible to achieve the same results with free SAT resources as with a paid prep class. Many students score 1500–1600 using only free tools.
The difference is not quality of material — it’s structure, discipline, and feedback.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:South Lakes had several commenddd students.
Meant to add: they had an award ceremony for them. There were a bunch.
Given the errors associated with the boundary review, it’s no surprise FCPS misreported. It seems highly unlikely that all the commended students at South Lakes just opted out of public recognition.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one gives a damn!
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Anonymous wrote:Zero may be correct. Rooted in Oakton made sure that the Fox Mill and Floris kids who currently attend SLHS would be accounted for as having attended West County HS.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:South Lakes had several commenddd students.
Meant to add: they had an award ceremony for them. There were a bunch.
Given the errors associated with the boundary review, it’s no surprise FCPS misreported. It seems highly unlikely that all the commended students at South Lakes just opted out of public recognition.
Anonymous wrote:And people say Chantilly is "bad" or "mediocre."
Zero may be correct. Rooted in Oakton made sure that the Fox Mill and Floris kids who currently attend SLHS would be accounted for as having attended West County HS.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:South Lakes had several commenddd students.
Meant to add: they had an award ceremony for them. There were a bunch.
Given the errors associated with the boundary review, it’s no surprise FCPS misreported. It seems highly unlikely that all the commended students at South Lakes just opted out of public recognition.