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AMERICAN SCHOOL WON'T HOLD LECTURES ON BEYONCE'S BIRTHDAY

American School Wont Hold Lectures On Beyonce's Birthday



So theres this School that specially celebrate beyonce’s birthday as a lecture free day.

A capture of the semester schedule shared by one of the students on social media shows there will be no class on September 4th because it’s Beyonce’s birthday.

The photo is going viral online and its also attracting multiple reaction, although someone pointed out that Labour Day this year in the US and in Canada falls on September 4th, and that might be the reason for the ‘no class’ on the school’s schedule.


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