Anonymous wrote:MCPS has a policy of providing at least one cord to all graduates so that they don't feel left out. If he doesn't know what it's for, it's likely because it doesn't stand for anything in particular.
Anonymous wrote:I didn’t know they did cords. My kid received a purple tassel for the superintendent’s award for having more than 240 SSL hours. NHS also has a tassel but they haven’t arrived yet so I don’t know what color.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My son came home with a cord but has no idea what it's for. Is there a key somewhere?
OP, your son is about to be a high school graduate. Let him figure this out.
-parent of person who is about to be a high school graduate
My heli has a lot of fuel left!
Anonymous wrote:MCPS has a policy of providing at least one cord to all graduates so that they don't feel left out. If he doesn't know what it's for, it's likely because it doesn't stand for anything in particular.
Anonymous wrote:MCPS has a policy of providing at least one cord to all graduates so that they don't feel left out. If he doesn't know what it's for, it's likely because it doesn't stand for anything in particular.
Anonymous wrote:MCPS has a policy of providing at least one cord to all graduates so that they don't feel left out. If he doesn't know what it's for, it's likely because it doesn't stand for anything in particular.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My son came home with a cord but has no idea what it's for. Is there a key somewhere?
OP, your son is about to be a high school graduate. Let him figure this out.
-parent of person who is about to be a high school graduate
Anonymous wrote:My son came home with a cord but has no idea what it's for. Is there a key somewhere?
Anonymous wrote:My son came home with a cord but has no idea what it's for. Is there a key somewhere?
Anonymous wrote:My son came home with a cord but has no idea what it's for. Is there a key somewhere?