“members of the school community have long expressed concerns related to the exclusive nature of Honors Night,”Isn't that the point? I mean really. The honor roll is for students that worked hard and achieved a certain grade point average. At least that is what I always led to believe. I guess it has changed since I left school. Oh, but have no fear the students will indeed get their moment in the sun with "team based" recognition during graduation ceremonies.
“This will afford us the opportunity to celebrate the individual and collective successes of all students and their effort, progress, and excellence,”What I would like to know is did the collective do the homework and studying for the students that were able to make the honor roll this year? If not, aren't they get recognized for something that they didn't actually do?
This collective nonsense is killing this country. We are not preparing students for the real world. When you out looking for a job, it isn't a team. It is you. When you are out working that job, it is your work ethic that will make a difference in your pay scales, your job titles, and all else that goes with working in the real world. Even if you are in a "team" environment, you still have to pull your own weight or you will get kicked to the curb. Do you think if you are working in job that has this collective work environment that your "teammates" are going to be happy if they are working overtime to get the job done and you are walking out at five minutes to five? Not likely.
This school is teaching these children that their hard work doesn't really matter. That is what we are teaching children in schools these days? No wonder our education system is failing.
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