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Class President to Give Speech and Read Names at Graduation?

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Sarah Hassan
10 years ago Featured

Graduation is for everyone, not just one person to show off. Why change the traditions now? Keep it the way it was.

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Tyler Nair
10 years ago Featured

this is total favoritism. why does she get to be the center of attention just because of who her mom is? let the valedictorian handle it like every other year.

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George
10 years ago

Your***

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Klayton Pekarek
10 years ago Featured

Just a funny coincidence that the school wants the class president aka the counselor's daughter to not only speak at graduation but also read our names off...bunch of crap.

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None of Your Business
10 years ago Featured

Well, all y'all who signed this can listen here. A. Nothing about this ceremony involving the valedictorian is effected B. The class president was elected fair and square and has every right to speak and her mom being the daughter of someone on the administration has absolutely nothing to do with this at all C. The principal asked the class president to speak, not class president asking principal D. If you guys care so much about, why don't you get off you lazy butts and talk to the person who made the decision in person. Maybe that would be more effective then some stupid online petition E. Stop. This is effecting the class president more than you think, so think about it please. Thank you.

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Scott axt
10 years ago

It may be a good idea if you actually talk to me to find out the facts

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Brock Maloy
10 years ago

Does it really matter??

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Elisha Hartmann
10 years ago

Idk what this is but Yolo

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I feel that the ceremony should remain the same as the past years

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Seems unfair

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Anonymous
10 years ago

My mom is making me do this.

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

Not fair to have someone who didn't get elected fairly to have special privileges at one of the most important days of high school

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Riley Lewis
10 years ago Featured

She should not speak just because her mom is part of the administration, the valedictorian should speak as always.