Montgomery County Superintendent Joshua Starr told high school students Wednesday that fierce competition among students worries him and that he’s considering reaching out to parents on the issue. “Elementary is doing this pretty well, but we need to have it more in middle and high schools,” Starr said. “We need to convince folks out there that competition might not be the most important thing for our kids.”
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