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Tag Archives: graduation
Will it Become Law that High School Students Apply to College?
As reported in USA Today, two New Mexico lawmakers are promoting their proposal to require high school juniors to either apply to at least one college or demonstrate they have made other post-graduation plans. The bill is being sponsored by … Continue reading
Noteworthy Graduation Speeches
With the 2017 college graduation season underway, commencement speakers are sharing their wisdom and advice with this year’s graduates. A collection of inspirational speeches was recently published in The New York Times. Read what these speakers had to say.