Each senior at Apponequet Regional High School in Massachussetts found an envelope under their chair at graduation with a personal message.
A high school class president in Massachusetts who gave a commencement speech wanted to recognize all of his fellow graduates. So he wrote them personal thank-you notes presented at the ceremony — 180 to be exact.
The seniors at Apponequet Regional High School about 40 miles south of Boston found envelopes containing 5-by-7-inch white cards with their messages.Overcoming adversity: Homeless teen graduates high school as class valedictorian Scripps News Staff 11:35 AM, May 31, 2024 Macuch said it took him about 10 hours to write the cards. As class president, he said he knew most of the students.
Macuch had to clear the idea with school administrators first. He arrived an hour before the ceremony and got help from an assistant principal and a teacher taping the cards under the chairs.“I do not consider myself an emotional person, but his speech and the gesture of writing each and every member a letter moved me so much and I was very emotional from that moment on,” Tripp said.
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