Noah has worked hard despite his illness and deserves special consideration. He should be allowed to walk with his class & be given a special recognition for his efforts.
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Lynette Potter
10 years ago
Compassion is a nice lesson to learn from these Seniors. I hope the school can take their lead. Noah should have been informed a year earlier about the half credit. I hope he is allowed to walk. It doesn't cost anything to give this student what he needs the most!
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Heather Sipek
10 years ago
Just let the poor kid walk! What is the harm in doing the humane thing?!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Way to stand up for the members of your graduating class!
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Leigh Ann Leabo
10 years ago
Sometimes rules were meant to be broken!
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Mark Zobel
10 years ago
Let Noah walk.
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Christian Gleiter
10 years ago
Let the man walk
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Clara Edd
10 years ago
Have some compassion. Let Noah walk.
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Cassidy Wastlick
10 years ago
#letnoahwalk
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Terri Ruiz
10 years ago
Good luck!! My son has an immune deficiency as well and I can totally relate. Math was a problem for him as well because of all the illnesses and absences. Noah should be allowed to walk!!!
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Carrie Kummer
10 years ago
Let Noah walk!!
Medical issues should not obstruct progress in life!
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Brooke
10 years ago
Let him walk across the stage. He has just as much right as any of the other students. What has this world come to. People get over your selves and do what's best for the kid!
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Carolyn
10 years ago
Please let Noah walk. His issue is very serious an cannot be taken at the face value of a missed 1/2 credit. Have compassion for and respect of his continuing condition. A missed credit means nothin inlife. Walking at graduation does..
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Leo Sharkey
10 years ago
Let my nigha Noah walk fam
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Janel Kalish
10 years ago
Let Noah walk at graduation!
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Susan maurer
10 years ago
Let noah walk
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George Ruble
10 years ago
This is a travesty of justice. To not let this young man walk across the stage is unthinkable. He deserves this as much as any one of those other students.
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Nichole Hastay-VanMeter
10 years ago
LET HIM WALK
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Barb Kantor Brower
10 years ago
I know Noah.. He is a wonderful young man with a medical condition stictly out of his control. He works hard, but due to his medical condition has not been able to finish his math class. He will have the class finished this summer. With his forced medical absences it is a wonder math is the only class he wasnt able to finish. The school is punishing him by not letting him walk with his class. In essence he is being punished for being sick. Please let Noah walk with his class.
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Ashley Flaherty
10 years ago
Please alow Noah to walk with his class. Cvid is a crazy disorder. It is not his fault he was born with an illness that makes it hard to be around anyone ill, requires frequent hospital stays, dr. Appointments and bed rest. What is the harm in letting him walk with his class and not recive his actually diploma untill he forfills his summer math class. Would you do this if he had cancer? He does infusions that make him ill but keep him alive just like a cancer patient. He is fighting for his life too. Only difference is he will do infusions for the rest of his life! Unlike the cancer patient that could possibly go into remission. CVID patients don't get a cure or remission becouse there is NO cure only treatment. He misses out and will continue to miss out on things for the rest of his life PLEASE DON'T TAKE AWAY THIS FOR HIM!!!!
Noah has worked hard despite his illness and deserves special consideration. He should be allowed to walk with his class & be given a special recognition for his efforts.
Compassion is a nice lesson to learn from these Seniors. I hope the school can take their lead. Noah should have been informed a year earlier about the half credit. I hope he is allowed to walk. It doesn't cost anything to give this student what he needs the most!
Just let the poor kid walk! What is the harm in doing the humane thing?!!!
Way to stand up for the members of your graduating class!
Sometimes rules were meant to be broken!
Let Noah walk.
Let the man walk
Have some compassion. Let Noah walk.
#letnoahwalk
Good luck!! My son has an immune deficiency as well and I can totally relate. Math was a problem for him as well because of all the illnesses and absences. Noah should be allowed to walk!!!
Let Noah walk!! Medical issues should not obstruct progress in life!
Let him walk across the stage. He has just as much right as any of the other students. What has this world come to. People get over your selves and do what's best for the kid!
Please let Noah walk. His issue is very serious an cannot be taken at the face value of a missed 1/2 credit. Have compassion for and respect of his continuing condition. A missed credit means nothin inlife. Walking at graduation does..
Let my nigha Noah walk fam
Let Noah walk at graduation!
Let noah walk
This is a travesty of justice. To not let this young man walk across the stage is unthinkable. He deserves this as much as any one of those other students.
LET HIM WALK
I know Noah.. He is a wonderful young man with a medical condition stictly out of his control. He works hard, but due to his medical condition has not been able to finish his math class. He will have the class finished this summer. With his forced medical absences it is a wonder math is the only class he wasnt able to finish. The school is punishing him by not letting him walk with his class. In essence he is being punished for being sick. Please let Noah walk with his class.
Please alow Noah to walk with his class. Cvid is a crazy disorder. It is not his fault he was born with an illness that makes it hard to be around anyone ill, requires frequent hospital stays, dr. Appointments and bed rest. What is the harm in letting him walk with his class and not recive his actually diploma untill he forfills his summer math class. Would you do this if he had cancer? He does infusions that make him ill but keep him alive just like a cancer patient. He is fighting for his life too. Only difference is he will do infusions for the rest of his life! Unlike the cancer patient that could possibly go into remission. CVID patients don't get a cure or remission becouse there is NO cure only treatment. He misses out and will continue to miss out on things for the rest of his life PLEASE DON'T TAKE AWAY THIS FOR HIM!!!!