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New Graduation Gowns - Reform

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Kelly Ramsdale
6 years ago

Class of 2015- I believe that the student should be able to vote and pick what they want to wear on a big day for them. It should be up to those who are wearing the gowns.

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Tyler attore
6 years ago

The new cap and gowns are whack

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Tracey Aleckna
6 years ago

Keep it red and white

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Danielle Argot
6 years ago

Here's an idea...ask the seniors! All of them!

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Bethany Boyd
6 years ago

I graduated last year and can say how important every thing senior related was to me. Don’t take that alway.

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Nuni Grum
6 years ago

They should use the same gowns they used in previous years

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Paula Bird
6 years ago

Boys should wear red and girls white. No need for change

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Jennifer Clark
6 years ago

Stay with tradition. Boys wear red and girls wear white.

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Gianna Napoli
6 years ago

The decision to change the gown color is immature and redundant. The gowns are of school colors what more do you want.

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Nicole Simchak Regan
6 years ago

Absolutely insane they are changing tradition!!!

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Michael Clemens
6 years ago

PMSD Class of 2018. Let the students take a direct democratic vote on the gowns instead the oligarchical ways of the SGA and their close group of peers like it has been in past years. The class of 2020 should be allowed to choose which gowns they wear it is the biggest day of their lives thus far and they should look how they find best as a whole

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Angela Paul
6 years ago

Angela Blust - 1990 Pocono Mountain HS Graduate

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Ridiculous. Seriously.

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Kimberly Stephens
6 years ago

Keep the original! No need for change!!

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Judi Capotorto
6 years ago

Keep tradition

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Lori
6 years ago

Don't take this tradition away from our children!

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Kelly Agnello
6 years ago Featured

Tradition should not be changed. My daughter proudly.wore her white gown and I was hoping for my son to wear his red one as tradition same as his father and uncle.did in previous years. Very sad tradition has to change for a handful.

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Kristin hinkel
6 years ago

Let the select few students who can’t figure out if they are male or female or both to select the gown color of their choice. Let’s keep the tradition going for the remaining 99.999999% of the students.

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Joe agnello
6 years ago

My son will wear red just like I did. Even if it means sitting in the stands

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Mary Ann Tarantola
6 years ago

Please keep this tradition alive for the majority that wants to keep it.