8:32 p.m.
Valedictorian made a that's what she said joke in her speech.
8:10 p.m.
Teachers are allowed to sit on the fields with their students. At DV, they must get extra tickers from students who might happen to have extras their families aren't using.
Also, more amazing: security guards aren't lining the perimeter of the track. Imagine that.
7:57 p.m.
At Port Jervis graduation. No armed police I've seen. The grads face their friends and family. They played music while everyone was waiting for the procession. The procession is an actual procession, two by two with plenty of time to wave and for friends and family to snap photos. Some elderly folks are seated on the track. Mr. Bell, assistant superintendent and my former middle school principal, just walked off the stage and across the field to say hello. Amazing. What is wrong with what we're doing across the river?
Friday, June 26
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Ah Ryan...great question! The last time that you will see and be with friends who you have spent the last 13 years with. In these trying times...why not have some fun...a few laughs...because after tonight...the real world awaits you my friend.
To have this happy time...super regulated by some pompous fools is sad...have some fun.
Because it's all about image and control at the DVHS and with the Finans. They have lost their youth and vitality for kids. Time to move on.
Yes, and Port Jervis HS even hands condoms out of the Guidance Office - 2 confirmed pregnancy's in the school. That is what my cousin told me who currently attends! Amazing how so many people in Valley trash Port but it is clearly a better ran school. I bet the DV School Board/Tax Payers United members couldn't pass a Regents Exam.
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