Help the Class of 2020 Have a Traditional Graduation Ceremony
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Steven Smith
6 years ago
The kids worked 12 years for this DON'T keep what they worked for away from them .
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Jordan McCready
6 years ago
Let them walk!!
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Erick Hull
6 years ago
There is no law against large gatherings, just do the graduation these young adults deserve it. I have 3 children that graduated from Epps. I hope this crazy governor's illegal executive order don't stop the graduation. Yes it's an illegal executive order! There is no law against large gatherings just suggestions. We can all be the adults these young men and women look up to and be safe for them!
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Katherine Perkins
6 years ago
Even during these times they should have a traditional graduation it is imperative that these young adults be recognized as all the previous classes have.
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Lesa Montanes
6 years ago
These kids worked 12 years for this special day and they should have it .
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Jeana Martin
6 years ago
Two of the seniors affected work with me and this breaks my heart that they can't go through the same right of passage I was able to experience
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Sherri Davenport
6 years ago
I don't see why we can't have our regular graduation for our children. They've done a bang-up job this year to get to where they are they shouldn't be able to walk across the platform and wave at their grandparents and uncles Mom and Dad step mom's and stepfathers. How can a child choose two of their relatives over everybody else. This is an unselfish thing that Eagle Point high is asking of these children. Some of these children have step parents and stepsister Step Brothers how can they choose over this it's an unfair choice to these children at such a young age. We've had 15 or 16 days straight here in the valley without this stinkin virus let us have our seniors walk across the platform like always if they have to let them wear masks if you ask the audience to wear masks we will definitely wear math I would do anything to watch my grandson walk across that stage.
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Josh nelson
6 years ago
These students worked so hard not to have a traditional graduation the deserve it.
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Londa Case
6 years ago
Signed!
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Charles Weeks
6 years ago
1st amendment shall not be infringed
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Katie Hunter
6 years ago
EPHS class of 99!
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Amy Sutterfield
6 years ago
There is no reason these young adults should miss this rite of passage! Do not take this away from them! Let them walk as a group. They worked hard for this!
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Stephanie Berry
6 years ago
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Two people per kid is NOT enough if you come from a blended family. Step moms/dads shouldn't have to miss out on a milestone they helped their kid get to because of a two person limit!
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Nathan smart
6 years ago
I was the class of 2019 and graduation was the biggest part of my senior year, they have to have that chance
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Jessica Jeeninga-Foster
6 years ago
Give them what they ant and very much deserve.
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Shawna
6 years ago
They worked hard to get to this point. They deserve the graduation of their choice. Postpone it, until our area is open for large events.
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Melissa sohnrey
6 years ago
Give our 2020 grads the celebration they deserve.
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Brooke Percy
6 years ago
There are not enough words to describe what 2020 has done to so many families. Let's not take away graduation also.
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Jessica Nemer-Kaiser
6 years ago
These kids have worked really hard to be able to get where they are now they deserve to be celebrated and to see how proud everyone is of them
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Renee Schoettle
6 years ago
Please consider holding off until everyone can participate, the 2020 graduates deserve this.
The kids worked 12 years for this DON'T keep what they worked for away from them .
Let them walk!!
There is no law against large gatherings, just do the graduation these young adults deserve it. I have 3 children that graduated from Epps. I hope this crazy governor's illegal executive order don't stop the graduation. Yes it's an illegal executive order! There is no law against large gatherings just suggestions. We can all be the adults these young men and women look up to and be safe for them!
Even during these times they should have a traditional graduation it is imperative that these young adults be recognized as all the previous classes have.
These kids worked 12 years for this special day and they should have it .
Two of the seniors affected work with me and this breaks my heart that they can't go through the same right of passage I was able to experience
I don't see why we can't have our regular graduation for our children. They've done a bang-up job this year to get to where they are they shouldn't be able to walk across the platform and wave at their grandparents and uncles Mom and Dad step mom's and stepfathers. How can a child choose two of their relatives over everybody else. This is an unselfish thing that Eagle Point high is asking of these children. Some of these children have step parents and stepsister Step Brothers how can they choose over this it's an unfair choice to these children at such a young age. We've had 15 or 16 days straight here in the valley without this stinkin virus let us have our seniors walk across the platform like always if they have to let them wear masks if you ask the audience to wear masks we will definitely wear math I would do anything to watch my grandson walk across that stage.
These students worked so hard not to have a traditional graduation the deserve it.
Signed!
1st amendment shall not be infringed
EPHS class of 99!
There is no reason these young adults should miss this rite of passage! Do not take this away from them! Let them walk as a group. They worked hard for this!
Two people per kid is NOT enough if you come from a blended family. Step moms/dads shouldn't have to miss out on a milestone they helped their kid get to because of a two person limit!
I was the class of 2019 and graduation was the biggest part of my senior year, they have to have that chance
Give them what they ant and very much deserve.
They worked hard to get to this point. They deserve the graduation of their choice. Postpone it, until our area is open for large events.
Give our 2020 grads the celebration they deserve.
There are not enough words to describe what 2020 has done to so many families. Let's not take away graduation also.
These kids have worked really hard to be able to get where they are now they deserve to be celebrated and to see how proud everyone is of them
Please consider holding off until everyone can participate, the 2020 graduates deserve this.