There is something very narcissistic about all that.
Basically, among gifted students, their child's position was in the middle of the bell-curve. That is a natural thing when there are smarter kids around, that are a better scoring group then your previous one.
The parents then go on to blame society and the school for not dedicating significantly more resources towards their child, at the expense of the other students.
The schools are not their to raise the child, that is the parents' job.
Basically, among gifted students, their child's position was in the middle of the bell-curve. That is a natural thing when there are smarter kids around, that are a better scoring group then your previous one.
The parents then go on to blame society and the school for not dedicating significantly more resources towards their child, at the expense of the other students.
The schools are not their to raise the child, that is the parents' job.