Kentucky School Allegedly Held Student’s Diploma After He Went Off-Script And Talked About Jesus In Graduation Speech

  The Daily Caller

"A high school in Kentucky allegedly withheld the diploma of a student when he decided to apparently go “off-script” in his graduation speech.

"While school officials at Campbell County High School approved for Micah Price to “praise” Jesus Christ in his speech, he followed with “urging other Christians to stand up,” according to a video shared to Facebook.

“Class, before another word leaves my mouth, I must give the honor, the praise and the glory to my lord and savior Jesus Christ,” Price said in his speech, which then led to applause from the audience before he continued.."

A student in @CCSchoo1s is allegedly being denied his diploma until he has a meeting with administrators because he went off script during his graduation speech and discussed his faith.

The Superintendent told a local outlet that the student wasn’t approved to encourage his… pic.twitter.com/VrHdOQvhFk

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 28, 2024

. . . "Eventually, Price received his diploma five days after the graduation ceremony, according to Fox 19.

"The Daily Caller reached out to Campbell County High School and Campbell County School District for comment, but they did not respond in time for publication."

"He is a good boy! If it was a speech about how to hate your parents and despise your family, probably the college authorities would have no problem with that."