There are many people from Burg who have been very successful: business leaders, pharmacists, doctors, lawyers, etc. And if you ask them about their high school education, they will all have praise for what they received from Wheelersburg. Hence why it’s in the top 20% in the nation.Tri_State790 wrote: Mon Nov 06, 2023 1:59 pmThe exception and not the standard. I've been to wheelersburg. LolRBH23 wrote: Mon Nov 06, 2023 1:24 pmYou’re talking to that “kid”. Graduated from Burg and got my undergrad degree in electrical engineering while competing against other students from all over the world. Then got my Masters degree in the same manner. Finally working in multiple Fortune 500 companies as an exec, again competing against the best of the best; not just those in Northern Virginia.Tri_State790 wrote: Mon Nov 06, 2023 11:07 am
I'd love to see a burg high school age kid sit down in a middle school classroom in Northern VA and realize the 11 yr old next to them already speaks 3 languages fluently. Lol. Smh.
I get second hand embarrassment from Burg fans and their righteous indignation toward Ironton and portsmouth. Smh. It's cringe.
"Academics" my ass lmao
This from a “kid” who finished 25 out of 108 in his class at Burg. The better Burg students accomplished far more, including one that became the first female president of Johns Hopkins Hospital!
Portsmouth and Ironton schools use to be much better but those communities have lost industry, thanks to the scumbags in DC who you support, and have lost significant business and population. Very sad what has happened to those great communities.
But must make you happy that the mostly white political dirtbags in DC have profited while your hometown has suffered.