Parents Seek Accountability After Daughter is Left Out of Cherry Hill East Yearbook

CORRECTION: A previous version of this story mistakenly stated the senior who was left out of the yearbook is seeking accountability, but it is the parents who are seeking accountability. They only seek a public apology, and no more. Patch apologizes for the errors.

ORIGINAL: The parents of a senior at Cherry Hill East High School is asking for a public admission from school officials, contributions to a scholarship fund and preferred seating at commencement after she was omitted from the 2014 yearbook, the Courier Post reports.

Bianca Nataloni, a player on the school's softball team, was not included in the yearbook this year, the first time that has ever happened at the school, according to the report.

The parents want school officials to acknowledge the mistake during the school's commencement on June 17, according to the report.
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