You watch your pig whore mouth!

Talking about the square pizza like that!? You ought to be ashamed. Next you will say the Hamburger, scoop of canned corn and syrup covered fruits cups with chocolate milk were no good?

Get to steppin... I bid you good day sir.

my daughter has a 3.87 going into her senior year at Arkansas
AISD got her ready 1-8
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it all matters

The only imbecile is donothin. Somehow he equates the border crisis with academic excellence- he has spent too much time on his jump to conclusions mat.

They are geeks and socially awkward. You know what that’s like.

This, all those valedictorian types from China and India mostly aren't doctors when it's said and done. They sit in a cubical all day doing data entry junk.

Wrong. In the last ten years there is s a trend of Asian-Americans becoming CEOs of some of our largest and most important companies. Check out NVDIA, AMD and Alphabet as examples. Excellence in education is the best indicator of success, but not a guarantee. My daughter-in-law is first generation American with parents that barely escaped from Vietnam and worked very hard to earn a middle class lifestyle in Houston. They emphasized their children's education over everything else. Their daughter is an MD and on the faculty at Stanford; their son about to earn his BS in mechanical engineering.

Well you just covered 6 of them, the rest are in cubical

This, all those valedictorian types from China and India mostly aren't doctors when it's said and done. They sit in a cubical all day doing data entry junk.

WAWI, those smart kids are in cubicles. Not sure what a cubical may be.

I wasn't valedictorian so I get to spell [censored] wrong

First and second generation immigrants (especially from some cultures) put a premium on education above all else. Many of these kiddos are attending extra classes on Saturdays and Sundays. America is a country where the brightest and hardest working have an almost equal opportunity for success (rather than family name/caste/political or religious affiliations) When they get to the third generation and beyond, they start to slack off more.

This...Americans are way more relaxed towards education than any other country. I lived in Japan as a child and got to experience 3 years of their school systems. They were teaching basic algebra in 1-3 grade. We learned simple concepts around literature, economics, and sciences. I could do math on an abacus before I picked up a calculator. The kids I had around me were very attentive during class, very respectful, and truly enjoyed learning. The ones around us that "slacked" off got made examples of by the teachers and their parents. The Japanese were very kind to Americans, but they really didn't like us in their public schools. The same with uni. Education is more intense, but they have time for everything. I have a lot of tasks and not enough time for them. The last time I managed to send the task on time because of the info I found via this source and bipolar disorder essays provided there, because I had no time to think a lot what to write about.

One of the best things I learned, they know how to treat students. We got breaks for physical exercise, kind of like kid boot camp. This helped clear the mind and strengthen the body. Then their lunches were amazing! Ramen, tempura, maki-sushi, etc. were on the menu.