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Let Lucia give her speech at the MBIT 2015 Graduation

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Carol Van Eekelen
11 years ago

I cannot believe that administration would not let someone speak about Mr. Tully. My son had him 5 years ago and he was the best teacher he ever had. We developed a relationship with him outside of school and to this day, there is NOT A DAY THAT GOES BY, that I do not think of him with tears in my eyes. What kind of message are you sending to students by not allowing them to speak positive of a teacher, educator and mentor at their graduation???? The disgust I feel right now is unmeasurable. LET LUCIA SPEAK!!! Do the right thing and do not worry about politics, administration etc. Be a person of integrity and set an example of human compassion and behavoir! LET LUCIA SPEAK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Matt Bell
11 years ago

Mbit this is such a let down that you can't even let a student pay respects to their teacher who passed away. Support

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Brad Edinger
11 years ago

NOSS class

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Alex Rodriguez
11 years ago

It would mean a lot to me if she was allowed to talk about Mr Tully

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Laura Cuffe
11 years ago

Lucia has the right to freedom of speech and the students have the right to speak about their deceased teachers in a speech. It is unlawful and frankly disrespectful to try and refuse their opinions on the subject.

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Adam Murray
11 years ago

I never personally met this man but I know he impacted my friends lives 10 fold so I think she should be able to speak for the class.

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Joe Marchione
11 years ago

Very disappointed in MIT administration.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Go for it!

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jon vittorio
11 years ago

I love mr.Tully so screw mbit and talk about him! He was the best teacher

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Ryan Smith
11 years ago

Graduation is in 1 day, this needs to spread!!!!!

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Jennifer Beidleman
11 years ago

This is sad that administration would stoop that low.

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Meg Schick
11 years ago

This is outrageous! Very dissappointed that MBIT would do this!

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Ashlyn Parks
11 years ago

He was a spectacular human being, and we NEED to recognize him for that.