Allow the valedictorian of SRHS's Class of 2015 to speak at the commencement ceremony
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Devon Cyr
11 years ago
Her continued dedication to SRHS proves that she should be able to speak at her High School Graduation. Choosing kids off of their auditions to speak at graduation isn't fair. She should get the opportunity to speak in front of her peers because she deserves it.
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Melissa Famulari
11 years ago
I would love to hear my daughter, Toni, speak at graduation! I also support allowing future SRHS Valedictorians to speak at commencement.
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Pam Scola
11 years ago
Sexist much?
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Jeanne Phillips
11 years ago
Come on SRHS!
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Garrett Maxon
11 years ago
To have gone through 4 year working your butt off and to be denied the right to speak to your class as the valedictorian is horrible, she earned it so let her speak.
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Hanne Manriquez
11 years ago
Go Toni! You earned it girl!
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Kim Carlson-Donoho
11 years ago
Toni has earned this. How unfair to be denied the right to speak when she has worked so hard.
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julie
11 years ago
She should be the speaker, not based upon Principal selection of "audition". Her GPA and continued dedication to the school speak for itself.
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kassandra
11 years ago
I know what it's like to look forward to something and have it taken away from you. I say the valedictorian should give the speech.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Go Toni!!!!!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
a valedictorian deserves to give a speech. They worked hard for 4 years for this day. It's not fair to him/her
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Not a senior but she deserves it
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Martina Eidsmoe
11 years ago
She earned it! Let her speak!
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Grecia Flores Barba
11 years ago
Something similar is happening at my high school. This is just wrong and sad that people that have worked so hard don't get recognized.
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JoAnn Roubinek
11 years ago
definitely should be able to speak
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Vincent Broyles
11 years ago
In the age of celebrating mediocrity it is important to let those who out perform others to speak. Let's celebrate achievement and not make everything a luck of the draw or an equal opportunity. Earners should get the fruits of their labor.
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Tim Rodenbaigh
11 years ago
She's earned it
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Paris Hoffman
11 years ago
Toni deserves to speak at graduation. She has a great heart and has worked so hard in her 4 years at Scripps.
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Vina Luu
11 years ago
Am amazing person. Well over-qualified.. She is truly an inspiration
Her continued dedication to SRHS proves that she should be able to speak at her High School Graduation. Choosing kids off of their auditions to speak at graduation isn't fair. She should get the opportunity to speak in front of her peers because she deserves it.
I would love to hear my daughter, Toni, speak at graduation! I also support allowing future SRHS Valedictorians to speak at commencement.
Sexist much?
Come on SRHS!
To have gone through 4 year working your butt off and to be denied the right to speak to your class as the valedictorian is horrible, she earned it so let her speak.
Go Toni! You earned it girl!
Toni has earned this. How unfair to be denied the right to speak when she has worked so hard.
She should be the speaker, not based upon Principal selection of "audition". Her GPA and continued dedication to the school speak for itself.
I know what it's like to look forward to something and have it taken away from you. I say the valedictorian should give the speech.
Go Toni!!!!!
a valedictorian deserves to give a speech. They worked hard for 4 years for this day. It's not fair to him/her
Not a senior but she deserves it
She earned it! Let her speak!
Something similar is happening at my high school. This is just wrong and sad that people that have worked so hard don't get recognized.
definitely should be able to speak
In the age of celebrating mediocrity it is important to let those who out perform others to speak. Let's celebrate achievement and not make everything a luck of the draw or an equal opportunity. Earners should get the fruits of their labor.
She's earned it
Toni deserves to speak at graduation. She has a great heart and has worked so hard in her 4 years at Scripps.
Am amazing person. Well over-qualified.. She is truly an inspiration
i like Toni