San Ysidro High School valedictorian Nataly Buhr stunned faculty and students with her speech on graduation day June 6 in San Diego, California. The school’s administration was criticized by Buhr, who claimed a teacher was drunk on the job and administrators were negligent.
She even mockingly thanked the teacher for removing her from class in order to highlight the risks associated with her drunkenness. In her testimony, Buhr also claimed that her counselor neglected to show up for meetings with her and her parents, but was suddenly proud of her after she was announced as the birthday girl.
Ella Buhr said she wanted to encourage other children to speak out after the speech, leading students to gasp and cover their lips in disbelief. Despite a previously approved speech, Buhr deviated from it, according to the school system.
Nataly Buhr: Where is she now?
At San Ysidro High School’s June 6 graduation ceremony, Nataly Buhr gave the valedictorian speech. It started as a usual speech in which she thanked her family and friends. Buhr, however, deviated from her prepared remarks and accused a teacher of being drunk in class and a school counselor of being unavailable.
A mixture of laughter, shock and discomfort could be heard in the audience. Following the speech, the speech gained traction on social media and went viral online, receiving media coverage from around the world. Buhr’s speech failed to move some listeners or anger them.
The San Diego Union-Tribune published an article on the claims made in Buhr’s speech after receiving extensive media coverage for weeks. The majority of his claims were found to be baseless, according to preliminary examinations.
Nataly Buhr’s graduation speech
Nataly Buhr expressed dissatisfaction with some faculty members, including her guidance counselor and a teacher who she said frequently consumed alcohol in front of the class. Buhr praised her guidance counselor for teaching her to “stand on her own two feet.”
Accused front desk employees of irresponsibility for not informing her of scholarships before application deadline. Although her classmates applauded when she spoke, school officials disapproved of her remarks and deemed them unacceptable.
According to reports, Buhr’s speech was not approved and a school district representative indicated that while they accept the concerns of children and families, expressing them in this manner without permission is not appropriate. way to remedy the situation.