Let Lucia give her speech at the MBIT 2015 Graduation
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Connor Martin
11 years ago
LET HER DO IT
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Stephanie kowacz
11 years ago
Plea the 1st!
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Celine Hampson
11 years ago
Chris Tully should be remembered at MBIT publicly. I cannot think of a reason why MBIT would take the position of banning a student from speaking of him.
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Mary Jane Casey
11 years ago
This is terrible. I have never encounter such a ridiculous reaction. Chris Tully was so much to so many of those students. If he died in any other way, due to any other illness, would you feel this way?! You are a disgrace.
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Jane vaughan
11 years ago
Nice job Mbit ignoring her right to freedom of speech. Not to mention furthering the stigma of mental illness. Let Lucia speak!
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Anthony R
11 years ago
this is crazy for someone who touched so many lives and that this would even be a subject to differ. Smh
#teamchristully
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Lynda M Powers Zobel
11 years ago
Your school should be embarrassed that you are not letting Lucia Minniti speak at her graduation. Her choice to comment about a wonderful teacher is being silenced by ignorance on your behalf. It is important about how he lived his life and what he did with it and shared such inspirational teachings. It is about how he lived not how he died.
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Gabby Cassel
11 years ago
i don't think she should it's just to hard on us to handle !!!!!
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Dave
11 years ago
Let her speak and be heard
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Millie Seliga
11 years ago
Freedom of speech should not be inhibited.
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Frank Seliga
11 years ago
He was a legend.
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Oliver
11 years ago
This in absurd. She should be allowed to speak.
-Former student
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morgan harrar
11 years ago
He touched more lives than anyone I've ever met. He was a special man who knew how to reach people beyond words and books. His life deserves to be celebrated.
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Donya martinez
11 years ago
Let her speak.
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Justin
11 years ago
Why can't she speak? That's so stupid, I go to MBIT nd I don't see y they say no
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Dylan Tasch
11 years ago
Covering up mental illness is the kind of BS I would expect from bucks county. For shame.
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Jazmin Pachas
11 years ago
Im a student at Tennent, and I don't even go to MBIT, but I know how much this would mean to my friends who do.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I really hope for the best in this case
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JB Hayman
11 years ago
let her speak on the man who taught her for the many years he was at MBIT
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sharon cowell
11 years ago
let her speak Its her graduation not yours...it's not very often a teacher impacted students the way he did
LET HER DO IT
Plea the 1st!
Chris Tully should be remembered at MBIT publicly. I cannot think of a reason why MBIT would take the position of banning a student from speaking of him.
This is terrible. I have never encounter such a ridiculous reaction. Chris Tully was so much to so many of those students. If he died in any other way, due to any other illness, would you feel this way?! You are a disgrace.
Nice job Mbit ignoring her right to freedom of speech. Not to mention furthering the stigma of mental illness. Let Lucia speak!
this is crazy for someone who touched so many lives and that this would even be a subject to differ. Smh #teamchristully
Your school should be embarrassed that you are not letting Lucia Minniti speak at her graduation. Her choice to comment about a wonderful teacher is being silenced by ignorance on your behalf. It is important about how he lived his life and what he did with it and shared such inspirational teachings. It is about how he lived not how he died.
i don't think she should it's just to hard on us to handle !!!!!
Let her speak and be heard
Freedom of speech should not be inhibited.
He was a legend.
This in absurd. She should be allowed to speak. -Former student
He touched more lives than anyone I've ever met. He was a special man who knew how to reach people beyond words and books. His life deserves to be celebrated.
Let her speak.
Why can't she speak? That's so stupid, I go to MBIT nd I don't see y they say no
Covering up mental illness is the kind of BS I would expect from bucks county. For shame.
Im a student at Tennent, and I don't even go to MBIT, but I know how much this would mean to my friends who do.
I really hope for the best in this case
let her speak on the man who taught her for the many years he was at MBIT
let her speak Its her graduation not yours...it's not very often a teacher impacted students the way he did