6th Grader Now Allowed To Attend Graduation

Monday, May 16th 2011, 8:57 pm

By: News 9

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MOORE, Oklahoma -- Good news for a metro student originally told she could not graduate with her classmates.

Monday night Alyssa Thomas' mother tells News9 the school will let her daughter participate in 6th grade graduation.

Thomas' parents took her out of school four weeks before graduation because she was being bullied.

The school says Thomas will have to re-enroll, but they'll let her graduate.

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