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At the Priory, you sometimes see shockingly similar faces and get super confused. You might think, “I just saw him in class and then during break I saw the exact same face with pigtails...what?!” Whentalkingaboutgoingtoschoolwithhis twin brother, Sergio Calderon (11) remarked, “For some reason, everyone always asks us if it feels weird being in the same classes and schools and stuff... I don't really see what's weird, I find it cool that I get to be with him a lot.” Joseph Calderon (11) responded with, “Having a twin is actually really cool. We don't have those weird twin powers that everyone thinks we have, but I'm thankful to have someone that helps me out and understands me a lot.”
We’ve been graced with another set of twins this year: Amaya and Anysa. Amaya Gray (9) said, “it is super fun to attend Priory with my twin sister because we get to experience high school together. The first day of school without my sister would be more intimidating because I would be taking it on alone.” She continued, “If my twin didn't attend priory, I would be lonely.Even if I had friends at school I would, deep down, still feel lonely.” Her twin Anysa Gray added, “I love having my sisterhere.It’sfunbecausewecanchillwith our friends together and help each other
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out with homework. School would be boring without her honestly.”
And is there anyone who doesn’t know the Walsh sisters? Casey Walsh (11) said, “at Priory, my sisters and I are known as the four Walshes.Goingtoschoolwithmysistersis so much fun because during classes I always walk by their rooms and stare at them or make funny faces at them until they notice me. I always look for moments to embarrass them or say ‘hi’ to them really loud.” Kelly Walsh (10) added, “my sisters are like my personal support group that cheer for me the loudest, even when I am losing and frustrated. I cannot imagine going to school without them and not having someone to talk about my day, teachers we have in common, and the fun times we had in class together.” Her sister, freshman Katie Walsh, said, “I have been at Priory with my sisters the whole time. It’s helpful because they can tell me what to expect in some classes they have already had. If they didn’t attend Priory I would know a lot less people because I’m friends with a lot of their friends.” Middle schooler Kylie Walsh agreed by saying, “the perks of attending Priory with my sisters is that I know more people around campus. Instead of just knowingthepeopleinmyclass,Iknowallof my sisters friends as well.”
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