Students denied diplomas during graduation ceremony for apparently violating the rules; now principal who enforced rules has been replaced
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Some students were denied their diplomas during a high school graduation ceremony in Philadelphia after they apparently violated some of the established rules regarding graduation decorum. Now the principal who enforced those rules has been at least "temporarily replaced."
On June 9, the Philadelphia High School for Girls, the only all-girl public school in the city, held its commencement ceremony for the class of 2023. Before the event, prospective graduates were informed that they and their families and friends had to abide by certain rules during the ceremony. After hearing their names announced, candidates would then be allowed to walk — and only walk — across the stage to receive their diploma. During that time, their families and friends sitting in the audience would not be permitted to clap, cheer, or call out the graduate's name. ---More...
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