North High School in Bakersfield had a rally for its seniors to celebrate. Instead, the retention officer in charge of truancy singled out the 34 students who are not graduating.
He called each one of them by name, told them to stand up and look at the others who are graduating and see what they're missing. Some parents think it's sending the wrong message.
"All these kids sign a pact to not bully, not to embarrass or harass other kids," said student Shae Holtachulte. "Why are they susceptible to not have to sign it or not have to follow their rules?"
The school district says it does not condone what the retention officer did and it's apologizing to parents and students.
