Everyone should be offered this people are in similar situations and aren’t allowed to do this. be fair and realistic
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Hanna Hamester
8 years ago
Ana Mae is such a talented soul and beautiful girl, I really hope Boraz will let her walk. She should have the opportunity.
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Kiersten Lofton
8 years ago
Best of luck, take care of yourself, and please try to stay strong no matter what happens! You have plenty of people who believe in and fully support you (:
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Simon Garb
8 years ago
Support the hard work and resiliency of students. Encourage a healthy attitude towards education. Support the sick.
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Katie
8 years ago
This is unfair and she should be able to walk the stage.
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Malik Lobbins
8 years ago
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Taking an online class to graduate with my class is something that I’m also doing. I have to support her and ask that she get granted the same right to graduation that everyone else has.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
LPHS is known for many great things, but it is equally known throughout Chicago for its terrible attitude toward all students with any level or type of special needs. This is one tragic example. Please reconsider this stance, as it just further publicizes the backward, negative, punitive stance taken toward students with exceptional needs at this school.
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Charlotte Andry
8 years ago
She comes to school everyday, like everyone else, she deserves it
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Carol Swann
8 years ago
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I support AnaMae to walk across stage not only for her accomplisments, resilience and contribution to LPHS but also as the Voice of LP students who are not able to walk across stage due to physical or mental individual circumstances that were also coldly dismissed by LP Administration. This policy of "no exceptions" needs to change. All students should be treated with humanity and respect not just as a commodity to increase tests and attendance scores.
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Constance Dwyer
8 years ago
Ana Mae is an amazing, sweet, and beautiful person.
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Miranda Perez
8 years ago
As an LPHS alum and former peer of Ana I know she is more than deserving of this privilege. She’s worked hard her whole high school career to be in the know and have a normal experience despite her hardcomings.
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Skye Balfour
8 years ago
Please let her walk the stage...she deserves it.
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Maya
8 years ago
After all AnaMae has done for hee school the least u can do is let her graduate...on time.
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Geneva Ramos
8 years ago
I’m rooting for you!
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Martina
8 years ago
I hope you will collect as many signatures as you need!!
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Hanz Hernandez
8 years ago
Let the young lady walk she's worked hard and deserves this, she's earned it!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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It is a shame that administration is punishing a student that has contributed
so much to the LP community. I am flabbergasted that the system is not recognizing the health challenges she has faced and conquered. As a CPS teacher I am ashamed and embarrassed of the respond by the LP administration and the counseling team. We need more students like AnaMae. She is a role model, an activist and a positive presence in the LP community. Shame on the policy and shame on an administration that punishes a student with unique and special needs. Maybe they should reread Domain 4. Differentiation is just as important for administration as it is for teachers.
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Angel cordero
8 years ago
If the work was put in she should be allowed to walk the stage.
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Sofia Rabiela
8 years ago
Good luck Ana Mae!
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Bridget Musker
8 years ago
I'm a CPS student and find their policies to be honestly very demeaning and cold. They need to support their students more and not just try and tear them down when they have been doing such hard work like Ana Mae
Everyone should be offered this people are in similar situations and aren’t allowed to do this. be fair and realistic
Ana Mae is such a talented soul and beautiful girl, I really hope Boraz will let her walk. She should have the opportunity.
Best of luck, take care of yourself, and please try to stay strong no matter what happens! You have plenty of people who believe in and fully support you (:
Support the hard work and resiliency of students. Encourage a healthy attitude towards education. Support the sick.
This is unfair and she should be able to walk the stage.
Taking an online class to graduate with my class is something that I’m also doing. I have to support her and ask that she get granted the same right to graduation that everyone else has.
LPHS is known for many great things, but it is equally known throughout Chicago for its terrible attitude toward all students with any level or type of special needs. This is one tragic example. Please reconsider this stance, as it just further publicizes the backward, negative, punitive stance taken toward students with exceptional needs at this school.
She comes to school everyday, like everyone else, she deserves it
I support AnaMae to walk across stage not only for her accomplisments, resilience and contribution to LPHS but also as the Voice of LP students who are not able to walk across stage due to physical or mental individual circumstances that were also coldly dismissed by LP Administration. This policy of "no exceptions" needs to change. All students should be treated with humanity and respect not just as a commodity to increase tests and attendance scores.
Ana Mae is an amazing, sweet, and beautiful person.
As an LPHS alum and former peer of Ana I know she is more than deserving of this privilege. She’s worked hard her whole high school career to be in the know and have a normal experience despite her hardcomings.
Please let her walk the stage...she deserves it.
After all AnaMae has done for hee school the least u can do is let her graduate...on time.
I’m rooting for you!
I hope you will collect as many signatures as you need!!
Let the young lady walk she's worked hard and deserves this, she's earned it!
It is a shame that administration is punishing a student that has contributed so much to the LP community. I am flabbergasted that the system is not recognizing the health challenges she has faced and conquered. As a CPS teacher I am ashamed and embarrassed of the respond by the LP administration and the counseling team. We need more students like AnaMae. She is a role model, an activist and a positive presence in the LP community. Shame on the policy and shame on an administration that punishes a student with unique and special needs. Maybe they should reread Domain 4. Differentiation is just as important for administration as it is for teachers.
If the work was put in she should be allowed to walk the stage.
Good luck Ana Mae!
I'm a CPS student and find their policies to be honestly very demeaning and cold. They need to support their students more and not just try and tear them down when they have been doing such hard work like Ana Mae