US | California Diploma Printing Error Embarrasses High School Red faces at Ontario High Shcool By Rob Quinn Posted May 21, 2016 8:16 AM CDT Copied Around 550 students received the misprinted diplomas. (Shutterstock) Graduates at a California high school received a final reminder that spelling is important when they received diploma covers bearing the name "Ontario High Shcool." The typo was a printing error made by the grad products company, the district superintendent tells KTLA. All 550 grads will receive a corrected cover and an apology letter, reports NBC Los Angeles. "WOOO GRADUATED FROM ONTARIO HIGH SHCOOL !!!!!!" tweeted one grad with a photo of the misspelled cover. A friend wished her good luck in collage. (This college put up a billboard boasting that it was the "Best in the Dakota's.) Read These Next A Social Security whistleblower says retaliation made him quit. There've been some big changes in how COVID vaccines are given. Deion Sanders wasn't joking around about his porta-potty. A new possible clue in the hunt for Travis Decker. Report an error