Traditions are important - you deserve to do your speech.
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Hien
11 years ago
I hope you can deliver that speech without a hitch. You deserve it after all your efforts
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Alicia Mingione
11 years ago
Why can't the valedictorian /and/ the audition speaker talk? Seriously freedom, there's a lot to complain about with you, but this is huge.
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Jaycie
11 years ago
A Valedictorian should receive the honor of writing and presenting the graduation speech.
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Rachel Strauss
11 years ago
you go girl. <3 spread the word
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Sheila Crider
11 years ago
Seriously FHS.....
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shannon apt
11 years ago
Shannon s apt
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Helen Mendonca
11 years ago
Please do not break traditions that motivate and build confidence of students. They have done all to earn the glory.
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Thomas Graham
11 years ago
I dont even know this girl but if she worked hard enough for valedictorian then she obviously has things worth saying and earned her right to say it.
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Jessica
11 years ago
Let her speak!
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Grace Chu
11 years ago
The epitome of academic excellence and integrity, the valedictorian persists twelve years to earn the privilege to address his/her classmates. Having a small committee of teachers and the principal choose an additional speaker via closed audition is fine, but having the additional graduation speaker substitute for the valedictorian without clearly notifying the valedictorian that she has been stripped of her privilege? And having the valedictorian instead introduce said "additional" speaker? The injustice my school has shown to my best friend and valedictorian Shannon Menezes must not be ignored.
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alexis brann
11 years ago
that is messed up! LET HER HAVE HER SPEACH!
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Lyndsey
11 years ago
I'm rooting for you!!! This isn't fair at all I hope it all works out :)
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Lyndsey
11 years ago
I'm rooting for you!!! This isn't fair at all I hope it all works out :)
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Marin O'Brien
11 years ago
The speech from the Valedictorian can't just be take away! That's so dumb.
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Jessica Tan
11 years ago
I really hope your get to speak, good luck!
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Hannah McClure
11 years ago
Shannon deserves to speak at graduation and let her voice be heard.
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Christopher Saenz
11 years ago
let her speak!
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Tim S
11 years ago
Good job Freedom, you know how to keep a good reputation don't you??
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grace morales
11 years ago
As an alumni of Freedom, I am very disappointed that they are taking the valedictorian speech from her.
Traditions are important - you deserve to do your speech.
I hope you can deliver that speech without a hitch. You deserve it after all your efforts
Why can't the valedictorian /and/ the audition speaker talk? Seriously freedom, there's a lot to complain about with you, but this is huge.
A Valedictorian should receive the honor of writing and presenting the graduation speech.
you go girl. <3 spread the word
Seriously FHS.....
Shannon s apt
Please do not break traditions that motivate and build confidence of students. They have done all to earn the glory.
I dont even know this girl but if she worked hard enough for valedictorian then she obviously has things worth saying and earned her right to say it.
Let her speak!
The epitome of academic excellence and integrity, the valedictorian persists twelve years to earn the privilege to address his/her classmates. Having a small committee of teachers and the principal choose an additional speaker via closed audition is fine, but having the additional graduation speaker substitute for the valedictorian without clearly notifying the valedictorian that she has been stripped of her privilege? And having the valedictorian instead introduce said "additional" speaker? The injustice my school has shown to my best friend and valedictorian Shannon Menezes must not be ignored.
that is messed up! LET HER HAVE HER SPEACH!
I'm rooting for you!!! This isn't fair at all I hope it all works out :)
I'm rooting for you!!! This isn't fair at all I hope it all works out :)
The speech from the Valedictorian can't just be take away! That's so dumb.
I really hope your get to speak, good luck!
Shannon deserves to speak at graduation and let her voice be heard.
let her speak!
Good job Freedom, you know how to keep a good reputation don't you??
As an alumni of Freedom, I am very disappointed that they are taking the valedictorian speech from her.