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have in china.ens john ratcliffe, the formerhave director of national intelligence, thank you so much for joining us tonight. r he when we hope this goes to far , a new report reveals a top rated high school just outside of washington, d.c., rat with telling twelve hundred students about their nationalor merit scholarship awards. four year, s, and it s all in the name of equity. this award is a very per prestigious honor. only about three percent ofce students receive earn it eachd year. this could leatod to scholarshil ,early entrance into college, countless other opportunitie s, a lot of hard work goes in by these students to accomplish that. bunistratorst the administratort thomas jefferson high school don t want students to know when they are succeeding. the director of studeneeding.tt services reportedly telling one parent that hiding this information was intentional, saying, quote, we want to recognize students for who they are as individuals. dividualnot focus on their achi