And to Elisha’s mother, Carol, the second-place finish means that her daughter's "sleepless nights" were essentially “for nothing.”
"It's flawed. It's wrong," Carol told The Times. "All her hard work is not being recognized. All she had was straight A's. Not a B, ever."
Nelson said his family is considering suing LAUSD for failing to award their daughter the honor of valedictorian.
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Friday, June 29, 2012
The Valedictorian Lawsuit
Straight
A's and a 4.50 GPA, accepted to Stanford with an engineering internship
at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to boot but that's not enough for
some parents. No, they wanted their daughter to get the top honor of valedictorian
... even if they have to sue for it:
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