It’s called hypocrisy! Sure, celebrating is great to do with people of similar backgrounds (“Black Graduation Ceremony honors the class of 2024 in Santa Cruz,” May 25). Getting in the ...

I read the letter to the editor from Doris Voitier, former member of the BESE board, describing the victory for Louisiana in that finally our state has joined every other ...

Every high school student in Louisiana should have to complete a high-quality internship prior to graduating. Internships provide an array of benefits: They allow students to test-drive careers ...

Here’s what readers are saying in Tuesday’s letters to the editor. Mila Holtzeker Gamili, 14, left, and Miles Hooversmith, 13, spend time in the art room at Spring Valley School.

A recent letter writer wrote of her dismay that graduating African American Santa Cruz High School students were celebrated at the annual the Black Graduation ceremony. I am so sad to read those wo… ...

After 40 or more years listening to graduation speeches for first grade through college and including a medical school and as a family member, student, teacher and administrator, I feel I have ...

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CV-TEC in Plattsburgh held its first signing ceremony today in which students studying the trades sign contracts with local employers.

Jason Mutterer of Mansfield Summit High School in Texas wrote a short personalized note to each of his 443 graduating seniors, enclosed with a $1 bill, as an example of a random act of kindness.

May your graduation ceremonies be beautiful celebrations where students can celebrate with their tribal regalia and share their culture with pride.

There is an expanse as wide as the Grand Canyon between what Is taught to our students and what their future employers want them to know.

If Caucasian students held a graduation ceremony for only Caucasian students, there would be a huge uproar. So, does the U. of A. want equal rights or special rights?