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salutatorian
[ suh-loo-tuh-tawr-ee-uhn, -tohr- ]
noun
- (in some U.S. schools and colleges) the student ranking second highest in the graduating class, who delivers the salutatory at commencement.
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In his salutatorian speech, Walton shouted out 鈥渕y little man,鈥 who was in the bleachers in a onesie with boats on it.
Olecia James filed the federal lawsuit in 2019 against the Cleveland School District, claiming officials prevented her from becoming class salutatorian because they 鈥渇eared white flight,鈥 according to the Clarion Ledger.
At Roosevelt鈥檚 ceremony Tuesday, class salutatorian Winston Page said that while each graduating class has had its own struggles, he doubted any other class had struggles 鈥渜uite as unique as ours.鈥
鈥淭hese are students who are graduating salutatorian or valedictorian and, unfortunately, just had a very difficult time continuing with their higher education pursuits because of the cost,鈥 Henderson said.
After graduating high school as salutatorian, he went on to Stanford to study computer science but wound up studying art and literature.
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