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Students, Parents Defend Teacher Who Said Graduates 'Not Special'

Students and parents in Wellesley, Mass., are rallying behind English teacher David McCullough after he gained national notoriety for telling graduating seniors that they are "not special" in his commencement address. ...

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Published By: ABC News - Saturday, 9 June, 2012

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