The decision to not allow our future soldiers the right to wear their cords proudly is utterly disgusting! I am very disappointed in the Plymouth High School leaders and was ashamed to have become part of your community, but then realized this was not a community decision. It was made by a select few who should think about what matters to the community, to our country. They are a disgrace.
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Edith
9 years ago
These young men & women will be putting their lives on the line to defend this nation. The LEAST they can do is acknowledge the sacrifice being made by the students AND the families!!!
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Carmen Fritsch
9 years ago
I think in this day and age especially with all the terrorists and terrism going on the students should be proud to be able tonshow everyone thst they are willing to fight for thier country and thier loved ones! One hurt does it do?
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Paul Hanson
9 years ago
As a military veteran this is appalling all or nothing.....
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Katlyn Taylor
9 years ago
This is so stupid. It's just a cord. What is wrong with wearing it and appreciating the people that are going to risk their lives for yours.
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Chantel Bergjn
9 years ago
I'm so sorry that ur school is acting like this toward all u brave souls wanting to join the military I hope my signature helps
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Melissa Voelker
9 years ago
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Please allow the students to wear these cords. Please honor the USA by doing this. I have a son in the Army National Guard.
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Chari Perl
9 years ago
They receive cords for many activities, what better way to honor these hard working kids then to allow them to show off their intent to serve and protect our country!
Accentuate the good and positive!!!
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Michelle Malwitz
9 years ago
Those kids worked hard for the cords. Let them wear them proudly.
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Jackie Cook
9 years ago
Kids wear their National Honor Society cords, What more of a National Honor than to join the military!!
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Heidi LeBlanc
9 years ago
Absolutely absurd.
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Stacey Thompson
9 years ago
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Rosa VanMeter
9 years ago
Shame on you PHS! These graduates have pledged themselves to fight for and uphold the freedoms YOU enjoy (but apparently take for granted) EVERY DAY! How small and pathetic of you to deny them this honor. I am absolutely disgusted with this decision. Have fun with the media circus your actions will cause - long reaching consequences are sure to arise! Semper Fi!
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CAROL MOLINARO
9 years ago
not right
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Janelle Habeck
9 years ago
Recognize these students for who they are going to become and that they are putting their lives in harms way for everyone's country, not just their own.
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Travis Capelle
9 years ago
Sure isn't the same PHS I graduated from in '95. We honored those who committed themselves to protecting us.
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steven ottman
9 years ago
Proud to have served USN out of high school
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Bryan Shelby
9 years ago
Speaking from a veteran's perspective, there is no reason why these brave young men and women should not be allowed to show their pride in serving our country.
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Gary Pritzlaff
9 years ago
Outrage!!!!
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Ashley tronson
9 years ago
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As a military vet who enlisted right after high school, let these kids wear those ropes with pride. They are about to make some of the biggest sacrifices for their country and it's an honor to serve.
The decision to not allow our future soldiers the right to wear their cords proudly is utterly disgusting! I am very disappointed in the Plymouth High School leaders and was ashamed to have become part of your community, but then realized this was not a community decision. It was made by a select few who should think about what matters to the community, to our country. They are a disgrace.
These young men & women will be putting their lives on the line to defend this nation. The LEAST they can do is acknowledge the sacrifice being made by the students AND the families!!!
I think in this day and age especially with all the terrorists and terrism going on the students should be proud to be able tonshow everyone thst they are willing to fight for thier country and thier loved ones! One hurt does it do?
As a military veteran this is appalling all or nothing.....
This is so stupid. It's just a cord. What is wrong with wearing it and appreciating the people that are going to risk their lives for yours.
I'm so sorry that ur school is acting like this toward all u brave souls wanting to join the military I hope my signature helps
Please allow the students to wear these cords. Please honor the USA by doing this. I have a son in the Army National Guard.
They receive cords for many activities, what better way to honor these hard working kids then to allow them to show off their intent to serve and protect our country! Accentuate the good and positive!!!
Those kids worked hard for the cords. Let them wear them proudly.
Kids wear their National Honor Society cords, What more of a National Honor than to join the military!!
Absolutely absurd.
Shame on you PHS! These graduates have pledged themselves to fight for and uphold the freedoms YOU enjoy (but apparently take for granted) EVERY DAY! How small and pathetic of you to deny them this honor. I am absolutely disgusted with this decision. Have fun with the media circus your actions will cause - long reaching consequences are sure to arise! Semper Fi!
not right
Recognize these students for who they are going to become and that they are putting their lives in harms way for everyone's country, not just their own.
Sure isn't the same PHS I graduated from in '95. We honored those who committed themselves to protecting us.
Proud to have served USN out of high school
Speaking from a veteran's perspective, there is no reason why these brave young men and women should not be allowed to show their pride in serving our country.
Outrage!!!!
As a military vet who enlisted right after high school, let these kids wear those ropes with pride. They are about to make some of the biggest sacrifices for their country and it's an honor to serve.