News: Don’t you love it when you become famous and reporters start digging up your biography. The Chicago Sun Times went back to YouTube co-founder Steve Chen’s former high school teachers to discover that he was a “solid B student.”
Analysis: That’s what people mean when they told you as a kid that “this will go down on your permanent record.” I wonder, though, isn’t this a violation of FERPA to disclose someone’s grade? (Maybe the school did not receive any federal funds to be regulated by FERPA.)
November 7, 2006 at 2:20 am |
or that grades really mean nothing. no one thought stephen hawking was going to be the man he is today when he was in junior high or even high school.