Just what we need...

[M_Six]

...another lawsuit-happy lawyer. Un-be-lievable.

[JacobM5727]

thats disgusting.. people want businessmen to have some ethics.. well they should not let people like her into our nation's top schools

[Terminal23]

I only have one thing to say.

[Mike]

How else is she going to pay for school? Ivy league isn't cheap.

[caddmannq]

It's all BS.
A decade later who will care?

My eldest daughter's school had 12 valedictorians.
My youngest's had 9.

I would have been the valedictorian of my school, but they gave it to my girlfriend. (I didn't contest that ) I was a year younger than her, and graduated a year early. My GPA was about 0.07 points higher.

But she was the daughter of a longtime and honored teacher at the school, and though I was better at science, language & math, she was very talented.

And I couldn't have been prouder

[skuz]

What is that valedico thing ?

[M_Six]

Well, she won, or at least the school board backed down. Is she going to drop the suit now that she got what she wanted? Noooooooo. Because, as with all these scumbag, money-grubbing lawyers, it's all about money.

I hope they boo her off the stage during her speech.

[Mike]

skuz:
It's like the leader of the graduating class. Best grades, teacher/principal recommendations, etc.
Normally the smartest and "best" student of that graduating class.

[MD1032]

What a spoliled brat. Still, I'm thoroughly impressed. How is it humanly possible to score that high on the SAT???

[no1_vern]

valedictorian (noun) -
1. the student with the best grades who delivers the valedictory at graduation

One, IE-the as in only , singular etc.