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Originally Posted by Alumiyum
It is at MBHS, and it means she loaded her schedule with APs. It's a public school, but it IS a difficult school. I know she was in the NHS and the math honor society, and a couple of others. Basically, yes, she was a very hard worker, and her academic achievements were something to be proud of.
But that doesn't mean she didn't deserve the attention/sympathy/work her family did to find her.
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I'm quite familiar with the concept of weighted GPAs and what you have to do to get them, LOL. I went to an extremely competitive public HS where it was completely possible to get a 5.0, so if you had a 4.1 or even a 4.5, it was no big thing. I graduated with a 4.5 and I probably was in the top 10% of the class, not in the top 1% or even 3%. We didn't have grade inflation, everyone took AP and IB classes, even as freshmen.
Everyone who goes missing deserves the attention/sympathy/work their families and communities do to find them.