More equity garbage in schools. In Virginia, it has been discovered that in at least 13 schools (found in one week) the districts didn't send out National Merit Scholarship award letters until after the school year was over.
There may be more, and who knows if this is contained in Virginia?
According to the Educational spokesman, this was done because they didn't want kids to feel "less than", the same reason any schools don't have a Valedictorian or Salutatorian. Choosing a kid that worked their butt off, studied, and has a higher IQ than most just isn't acceptable any more.
Many of the kids were Asian, and lost out on scholarships or at least putting this prestigious award on their university application.
Could parents sue if they had to pay for college because their child wasn't given a scholarship? Or, wasn't accepted into their dream school?
Withholding this important information seems illegal to me.
There is no such thing as equity, unless you punish a large portion of America.
Also, ridiculously stupid and infuriating.