We now find ourselves in the midst of high school graduations, high school graduation parties, and high school graduation speeches (not necessarily in that order). Of course, it makes sense that we see all this attention paid to the students who have achieved a significant accomplishment. Often overlooked, however, are one of the major reasons for students’ successes – their parents. Where are the speeches for the parents? We’re glad you asked. There’s one right here in in this week’s Carosa Commentary: “A Parent’s Lament.”
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