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We had previously reported on a controversy at a Woodland, California high school where a teenage cancer victim was being denied the right to participate in graduation ceremonies because she had fallen behind by one class during treatments.
The school has now conceded, sort of, to allow her to be recognized during the ceremony, though she won’t be able to walk with her classmates or wear the cap and gown.
Its not a perfect solution but it is better than nothing.
It's better than nothing, but this solution falls short of being the most reasonable.
It isn't the cap and gown or walking with classmates that grants the benefits of having graduated. It's the diploma!.
Once again, mindless symbolism over substance.