Where is the humanity----let this kid graduate with his classmates. sometimes you have to make exceptions in the name of humanity.
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Emma Thompson
10 years ago
Noah you deserve to walk!
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BREEANNA BODKIN
10 years ago
If he is a hard working student has good grades, LET HIM WALK!
What about all those slackers who teachers simply let pass to get them out?
unfair.
He is only .5 credits, and committed to finishing, despite all the trials and tribulation he has gone through.
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Luci Okey
10 years ago
#LetNoahWalk
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Melissa Johnson
10 years ago
I also have CVID. Due to this illness we have to miss out on so much already. I am a teacher and have to miss a lot of school myself. I go to work feeling awful almost every single day. When I miss I am really ill. Let the boy walk. He has a difficult enough road ahead of home with CVID he doesn't need to miss out on his graduation.
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Ciarah Hellenbrand
10 years ago
LET HIM WALK!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Let the young man walk with his peers and don't penalize him for his medical issues.
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anya
10 years ago
let him walk
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Anonymous
10 years ago
A principal who knows her daughter and friends drink while underage (and provides for them) allows the entirety of that class (of 2014) to walk. Why can't a student who has done nothing illegal walk?
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Terry Christopher
10 years ago
There are rules and regulations in life that we adhere to which guides us along and throughout out lives. At times, there are exceptions that need to be considered when someone is dealing with exceptional circumstances such as this. It is absolutely wrong to punish him by excluding him instead of working with him to success. What then is the true message this school is sending to the students? Do we not stand up for each other and care for each other in life? This is a teachable moment that is being missed and a life memory for him that will be denied. Work with Noah to complete the credit requirement in and over time. This moment, his moment, for this very importnat life milestone is now. Let Noah walk with his class of 2016.
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magnon king
10 years ago
I know thw struggle all to well as my daughter has cvid. Good luck with everything
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Terrance Lewis
10 years ago
In a world full of so much negativity, this man has done something amazing. Let him walk!!
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Dr. Susan Brogan
10 years ago
This young man should not be excluded from his class walk just because his chronic illness has forced his timeline to be a little different. This is lifetime memories we are jeapordizing here!
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Tiffney Lawlor
10 years ago
#letnoahwalk
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Dawn Johnessee
10 years ago
He deserves to walk across the stage. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity.
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Missy Allen
10 years ago
Have a heart people. My daughter lost a classmate in college before their senior year but they presented her family with her degree at graduation even though she didn't complete college. Compassion that's what we're lacking these days!!!!!
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Kelsey Pacetti
10 years ago
I have seen him work extremely hard all year, he is a great addition to Exploration Academy and he is a great friend. He is positive no matter what and try's every single day.
Let the kid walk!
He deserves to walk
Do the right thing and LET NOAH WALK!
Where is the humanity----let this kid graduate with his classmates. sometimes you have to make exceptions in the name of humanity.
Noah you deserve to walk!
If he is a hard working student has good grades, LET HIM WALK! What about all those slackers who teachers simply let pass to get them out? unfair. He is only .5 credits, and committed to finishing, despite all the trials and tribulation he has gone through.
#LetNoahWalk
I also have CVID. Due to this illness we have to miss out on so much already. I am a teacher and have to miss a lot of school myself. I go to work feeling awful almost every single day. When I miss I am really ill. Let the boy walk. He has a difficult enough road ahead of home with CVID he doesn't need to miss out on his graduation.
LET HIM WALK!!
Let the young man walk with his peers and don't penalize him for his medical issues.
let him walk
A principal who knows her daughter and friends drink while underage (and provides for them) allows the entirety of that class (of 2014) to walk. Why can't a student who has done nothing illegal walk?
There are rules and regulations in life that we adhere to which guides us along and throughout out lives. At times, there are exceptions that need to be considered when someone is dealing with exceptional circumstances such as this. It is absolutely wrong to punish him by excluding him instead of working with him to success. What then is the true message this school is sending to the students? Do we not stand up for each other and care for each other in life? This is a teachable moment that is being missed and a life memory for him that will be denied. Work with Noah to complete the credit requirement in and over time. This moment, his moment, for this very importnat life milestone is now. Let Noah walk with his class of 2016.
I know thw struggle all to well as my daughter has cvid. Good luck with everything
In a world full of so much negativity, this man has done something amazing. Let him walk!!
This young man should not be excluded from his class walk just because his chronic illness has forced his timeline to be a little different. This is lifetime memories we are jeapordizing here!
#letnoahwalk
He deserves to walk across the stage. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Have a heart people. My daughter lost a classmate in college before their senior year but they presented her family with her degree at graduation even though she didn't complete college. Compassion that's what we're lacking these days!!!!!
I have seen him work extremely hard all year, he is a great addition to Exploration Academy and he is a great friend. He is positive no matter what and try's every single day.