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She just wanted clarification, transparency and how things were done. Last week, my brother and his daughter came over and had a "secret discussion". Telling his daughter not to tell her mom about what had happened in her school. My sister-in-law was quite busy as the school year is nearing its end. But the "secret" have come out. According to my sister-in-law, she noticed her daughter crying most of the time. So she asked. The "secret" was with her honor as a graduating in their school. My niece won't be the class valedictorian. With that, she went to her school yesterday, despite the words my brother told her. What she just did is to know how things were done, computed--my niece's academic grades and her extra curricular. But my sister-in-law didn't go there without anything. She brought a guidelines of how grades are being computed. By the way she works as a.nurse in the education department or as a school nurse. What my sister-in-law found out was, my niece is the top of the graduating class. Not just a point something difference after the "right" computation, but it was more than 5 points. She even questioned about no deliveration among parents and students. For transparency. My niece maybe a victim of favoritism if my sister in law hasn't decided to asked the school. And fight for my niece's right. Sad that, favoritism happens. It has been on the system ever since. That will have a great impact on my niece if ever. It will be her self esteem.