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Graduation Outrage

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Myrayna Watkins
10 years ago

I worked hard to get high honors. It would be nice to be recognized for something.

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Brittany Preston
10 years ago

I graduated last year from Cleveland. Sitting in one of the front rows of my graduating class is a memory I will always appreciate. Though it seems insignificant, being called before others for academic achievement and hard work is a part of graduation that should never be taken away.

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Katelyn Misinonile
10 years ago

I don't even go here and I think its stupid that Cleveland is trying to not recognize the hard working students that have earned honors/high honors.

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Judy Willis
10 years ago

Students with honors need to be given recognition because they have earned those honors. They spent the time and effort to earn their higher than average grades. Its called being rewarded for your dedication and effort. This is not right.

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Celeste Whiteaker
10 years ago

We work hard all four years, we deserve at least an extra 25 minutes of recognition....

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Chandler Marr
10 years ago

I took extra classes so I could earn high honors that better not be a waste!!!

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Alyssa Raynor
10 years ago

YES THANK YOU

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Kat Bertram
10 years ago

I worked really hard to be at the top of my class and to earn high honors. I even took ten classes this year to do so and I want to be recognized for this.

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Jenna Burge
10 years ago

I want to be recognized for my high achievements!

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Veronica Yuziuk
10 years ago

I worked hard to gain my ranking and I want to be recognized for it like those did in the past.

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Lisa Hodge
10 years ago

Students should be rewarded for making good grades. All students have the chance, some just do not choose to.

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Amber Scott
10 years ago

This is absurd. We are not in middle school!

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Doug Michael
10 years ago

Appointment should be recognized and rewarded

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Krista Cannady
10 years ago

Those that prosper academically already get little to no recognition by Cleveland, graduation is a time when us who work hard want to be bragged upon and for our friends and families to see what we strived so hard for. Being able to walk before everyone else may seem like a small feat, but it is the same concept of having graduation cords. A little recognition goes a long way.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I don't attend Cleveland, but that's appalling.

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Hannah Adams
10 years ago

We should recognize the accomplishments on those who worked hard