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|Will almost no athletes from [[public school]] sports programs win any gold medals, despite how public schools spend more than $500 billion annually to teach and train [[American]]s?
|Will almost no athletes from [[public school]] sports programs win any gold medals, despite how public schools spend more than $500 billion annually to teach and train [[American]]s?
|The [[lamestream media]] state that Missy Franklin, the star swimmer, is a high school student, but fail to mention that she attends ''[[Catholic]]'' school rather than [[public school]].
|The [[lamestream media]] state that Missy Franklin, the star swimmer, is a high school student, but fail to mention that she attends ''[[Catholic]]'' school rather than [[public school]].
'''American 2012 Olympic gold medal winners (as of 8/1/2012)'''
*Public schools: Michael Phelps, Nathan Adrian, Allison Schmitt, Shannon Vreeland, Ryan Lochte, Matt Grevers, Aly Raisman, Kyla Ross, Ricky Berens
*Private: Missy Franklin (Catholic high school), Conor Dwyer (Catholic high school)
*Unknown: Dana Vollmer, Vincent Hancock, Kim Rhode, Jordyn Wieber, Gabby Douglas
*Other: Kristin Armstrong (high school in Japan), McKayla Maroney (homeschooled due to training schedule)
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