[TXnMA]

"If it was a mistake as you say, then she should just apologize as requested and then get her diploma and move on with her life."

I am not a fan of profanity, either, but the proper response to the above is, "'Request', hell!!! That was a DEMAND!"

Would you allow your employer to withhold a paycheck you had earned -- because you had said something he didn't like?

if your answer is "yes", then change your FRName to "Californican Freeper 20(whatever...)" -- because you don't have what it takes to be a real Texan...

[TexasFreeper2009]

I attended a high school which had a meaningless graduation ceremony a week or so before graduation. And it was made VERY clear before hand that we were expected to continue to attend classes afterward and abide by all school rules during the graduation ceremony and until the last day of class.

For instance:

state law requires a kid to attend X number of school days per year or not graduate. Kid X attends meaningless ceremony a week or two prior to graduation and decides not to attend school anymore mistakenly believing that the meaningless ceremony meant he was done even though he was told otherwise before hand. another example: Kid attends meaningless ceremony a week or two prior to the end of the school year and decides that he doesn't have to take his final since he already received an empty container at the meaningless ceremony.

[Balding_Eagle]

Awaiting a reply.