WE ACTUALLY DID IT AND WE ARE FINALLY GETTING OUR IN-PERSON GRADUATION CEREMONY!! THIS IS A MASSIVE VICTORY FOR EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US WHO REFUSED TO SETTLE FOR A SCREEN!!
May 22, 2020
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Reached 250 supporters
April 29, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
April 25, 2020
73 Comments
Graduated class ‘98. My son is class of 2020. I want him to feel the same pride I did when I walked across the stage in my gown and received my diploma. Please give them the opportunity on a future date when it is safe to do so among their family and fellow graduates. #classof2020
My daughter has struggled her whole life in school to get to this point and I want her to have the same moments as her other two siblings
I’ve waited my whole life for the day i walk across the stage with my friends and my family watching, since i lost my parents I’ve been waiting for the day they look down on me and say that i made it!!
My sister has worked so diligently and deserves to graduate with her class. Y’all took prom away so they at least deserve to graduate and feel that moment of “wow I really did it”. This will negatively impact a lot of seniors if they don’t get this opportunity. Hoping something else can happen. Maybe on the football field. But not a virtual thing.
after gettn expelled twice and never going to school i got my stuff together senior year and graduated early having to finish 10 classes in 3 months and i did it i for sure deserve to walk across that stage and make my family proud after nobody thought i could do it
I think we should have a traditional graduation!
They so deserve a formal graduation and last time together as a class of friends.
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WE ACTUALLY DID IT AND WE ARE FINALLY GETTING OUR IN-PERSON GRADUATION CEREMONY!! THIS IS A MASSIVE VICTORY FOR EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US WHO REFUSED TO SETTLE FOR A SCREEN!!
May 22, 2020
Final supporters
Updates
Reached 250 supporters
April 29, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
April 25, 2020
73 Comments
I graduated CHS class of 2017 and I couldn’t imagine not being able to cross the stage traditionally. I understand putting the graduation off for a few months. But these kids should have a normal graduation when the time is right.
Graduated class ‘98. My son is class of 2020. I want him to feel the same pride I did when I walked across the stage in my gown and received my diploma. Please give them the opportunity on a future date when it is safe to do so among their family and fellow graduates. #classof2020
My daughter has struggled her whole life in school to get to this point and I want her to have the same moments as her other two siblings
I’ve waited my whole life for the day i walk across the stage with my friends and my family watching, since i lost my parents I’ve been waiting for the day they look down on me and say that i made it!!
My sister has worked so diligently and deserves to graduate with her class. Y’all took prom away so they at least deserve to graduate and feel that moment of “wow I really did it”. This will negatively impact a lot of seniors if they don’t get this opportunity. Hoping something else can happen. Maybe on the football field. But not a virtual thing.
after gettn expelled twice and never going to school i got my stuff together senior year and graduated early having to finish 10 classes in 3 months and i did it i for sure deserve to walk across that stage and make my family proud after nobody thought i could do it
I think we should have a traditional graduation!
They so deserve a formal graduation and last time together as a class of friends.
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I graduated CHS class of 2017 and I couldn’t imagine not being able to cross the stage traditionally. I understand putting the graduation off for a few months. But these kids should have a normal graduation when the time is right.