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Allow the valedictorian of SRHS's Class of 2015 to speak at the commencement ceremony

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Eileen Kuhl
11 years ago

Toni should be allowed to speak as she is top in her class.

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Pam Provenzano
11 years ago

Ridiculous!! Not to let the VALEDICTORIAN speak??

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Amy Snyder
11 years ago

Toni Bronars should be allowed to speak at graduation and bid farewell to SRHS.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Ridiculous that there's a talent competition to determine who will speak.

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Denise Flynn
11 years ago

The valedictorian at my high school gave a speech at the commencement ceremony. She did not have to audition as it was her duty and honor as the valedictorian. Toni should be able to "bid farewell" to the class of 2015.

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Michelle Douglas
11 years ago

Let Toni speak, she earned it.

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Michelle Douglas
11 years ago

Of course the valedictorian should speak at graduation!! Toni is a wonderful role model and has earned this honor. It is not right that the administrators took this away from her.

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Tricia Barnes
11 years ago

why would it be anybody but the hard working student who earned this honor.

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Marian Shimer
11 years ago

By all means this young lady should be allowed to speak.

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Jennifer Madsen
11 years ago

The Valefictorian has earned and deserves the right to speak!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Toni has earned this honor over the past 4 years and should be able to deliver her speech! LET TONI SPEAK!!!

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Kate Reifsnyder
11 years ago

The concept of a competition to determine which member or members of ANY graduating class will speak at commencement is ridiculous. Toni is the Valedictorian of her class; she speaks!

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Stephanie young
11 years ago

please let Toni speak. She has earned the privilege

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Kayla Seignious
11 years ago Featured

The valedictorian has always given the farewell speech at every graduation I have attended for San Diego Unified High Schools and Scripps should be no different. This is yet another absurd issue at this school. Let Toni speak and give her the opportunity and respect she deserves!

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Michelle Kessell
11 years ago Featured

As the valedictorian she should not have needed to even audition. She is a humble, hardworking young woman and I am impressed that her fellow students want to help make her voice heard. I hope the administration does the right thing.

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Alex Barr
11 years ago

Toni is great! Yay Toni! Toni is very nice and she loves to talk!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I don't think we should restrict someone who is so devoted and dedicated to her studies, and she does track as well and gets good grades which is impressive to me.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This girl DESERVES to speak about all her hard work and experience. It's wise knowledge that should be given the chance to be passed on!!!

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Dani Cruz
11 years ago

I'm valedictorian too an would be just as upset if they took this opportunity away!

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Charly Montgomery
11 years ago

I don't go to school here but I hecka support this!!!!!!!!