High School Postpones Graduation After Only Five Seniors Met Requirements

A Texas High School has postponed its graduation after only a handful of seniors have met the proper requirements. 

Students at Marlin High School received news that their graduation would be postponed until June. 

The school district also called for a mandatory meeting for senior parents to discuss the situation.

What do you expect when schools promote more gender oriented teaching rather than reading, writing and arithmetic..our future leaders are screwed!..https://t.co/CIkK5JwJls

— Ranger On Point Pissed Off Neanderthal MAGA 🍊 (@AmazingRanger83) May 27, 2023

From Fox News: 

According to NPR, Marlin ISD Superintendent Darryl Henson said a review of attendance, grades and credits found that only five out of 33 seniors initially met graduation requirements. The school tried to work with students and was able to "help an additional 12 students resolve missing credits and other issues as of Wednesday evening."

However, despite their efforts, it was not enough and the district put out the statement to families about the graduation postponement to "provide more time for students to meet necessary requirements for graduations, many of whom did not meet requirements due to attendance or grades."