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Five kids. One junior and four seniors (going to Stanford, MIT, Harvard, and MIT) - from left to right. The kids are from Delaware, California, Oklahoma, Ohio, and Florida which seems fairly representative.
Two gold medals. Three silver. Tied for third place overall with South Korea. Competition was in Iran (good story). China won the competition. Russia placed second. That's something to consider.
But, lookie? One white kid, three Asian kids, one Indian did. Zero blacks or Hispanics. One female (and no, Larry Summers, she's not going to Harvard). Now, don't get me wrong and this isn't nationally representative, but lookie here, 'eh?
Interesting though.
Two gold medals. Three silver. Tied for third place overall with South Korea. Competition was in Iran (good story). China won the competition. Russia placed second. That's something to consider.
But, lookie? One white kid, three Asian kids, one Indian did. Zero blacks or Hispanics. One female (and no, Larry Summers, she's not going to Harvard). Now, don't get me wrong and this isn't nationally representative, but lookie here, 'eh?
Interesting though.
