Stuyvesant, so I'll go with Specialized (I don't think we called it a magnet school ever).
Barbie went to my high school so we kick more ass
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And unfortunately that character Holly (Amanda Bynes) on What I Like About You also went to Stuy (only noticed this the other day when I was channel surfing through some rerun).
I think Thomas Jefferson, Bergen County Academies, and some other school in the Chicago area are all basically on the same level (sorry Chicago area school, I have forgotten thy name). And I suppose maybe Hunter
Senator Chuck Schumer's daughter went to Stuyvesant, although I think she was a couple years younger than me. Apparently he would actually come to PTA meetings. Go figure. I just remember that she was always kinda hardcore into student politics...guess it's hard not to be into politics when your dad is a Senator.
Anyways, being that our school basically decides who gets in based on testing, it's basically half asian nerds, and half jewish nerds (hey, it's NYC). And you'll also have random people whose families are way richer than you would expect.
Oh oh oh, spelling bee girl was in my class! They did that episode of South Park about her, although I will vouch that in real life she didn't become a huge skank (AFAIK, lol).
I wish I had an episode of South Park making fun of me.
I guess one thing these schools do is make you feel way less special, since you go from being basically the smarted kid in your school to barely being able to keep up with the middle of the pack, while there's these prodigies all around you who are champion ballet dancers, spelling bee champs and whatnot. I suppose I could have stepped up to the plate and been uber awesome but I think it just kinda made me into a slacker. Oh well, that's why I had to redeem myself in college.