Little sister gets emotional seeing her big sister graduate high school 🥹

[FireProdEdits]

This is what every school should be like. Teaching the little ones.

[carriec]

The guy who pointed out the sister is a real one. That was so sweet dude. My brother is graduating this year 😢

[maykanala]

her boy friend was so nice. when he see her, he immediately tell that her sister is crying

[nick_st.laurent]

This was my favorite part of graduation. I didn't grow up in the district I graduated from, but it was the first one that gave me a chance. I wasn't supposed to graduate in class of '23 because I was a year late due to mental health struggles. I took 10 classes sophomore year, 9 classes junior year, and 6 classes my senior year, and miraculously ended with High Honors. I wanted to show my youngest brother, who is a spitting image of me, that your struggles in life make you stronger, and that you can do anything as long as you believe in yourself and stay strong. My brother has selective mutism, he stayed back a grade because he still struggles to read, which I did too when I was his age. He was only in school 2 hours a day because he would get overwhelmed. On the day we did our senior walk, he stayed the entire day, and even stood with the rest of the kids holding up a sign for me and my twin sister. I didn't get emotional throughout our entire graduation, class night, etc, but I cried like a baby seeing him so grown up. Now he's in school all day and loves it. It may not seem huge to anyone else, but it is for him.

[khaosqueen]

The young man who pointed out her lil sis is such a sweetheart. He recognized her little sis and saw she was upset so he let her big sis know so she could give her a hug. Good job young man.❤

[ifyournameismethenwhatami]

at my elementary school the 5th graders leaving for middle school would walk the halls and everyone would cheer for them

[em_grwm..]

my school does this as well. reminding the seniors of where they came from and showing the elementary and middle schoolers where they are off to someday. such a wholesome experience for everyone!

[deannadearlizzy]

I actually did my senior walk today. Seeing my neighbor's son in the elementary school with a sign that said congratulations for graduating made me cry as he hugged me and said that he's proud of me. He is only ten

[guyanomaly]

When my older siblings (twins) graduated high school it was so bittersweet. Our home life was really turbulent at the time and they were my biggest protectors. I cried so much when they left for college. But they also gave me hope and gave me the determination to hang on until I was able to leave home. I’m a settled adult now and I still love my older siblings to bits and admire them so much.

[warisgeorge]

Siblings-the definition that comprises love, strife, competition and forever friends.

[dailydaisy]

My brother graduated his year, and this hits right on the spot. The older sister is so sweet, we need more older siblings like that.

[banana_____-rx]

At our school, we actually had this last Friday, we call it senior walkthrough. Every year, the seniors of that year, walk through every school, the upper, lower, and middle school while all the younger kids cheer them on. It’s really fun and inspiring.

[Vector]

It’s nice how they bring them to their elementary school

[jamesdemus]

that's so sweet she's so proud of her big sister and already misses her

[lilib.]

I love this idea. His sensitivity to the little sister is admirable, and the sister's reaction is very honorable. ❤❤❤

[heluvssarina]

This is so sweet, I graduated last year and when I got home. My mom said my little sister was crying and in her room, I went over to her room and after she heard my voice she immediately unlocked the door and gave me a big hug ❤ I love her so much and she cried so much and I cried alot too. This is the definition of sibling love ❤

[ventpageriley]

At my school, they let the younger students sit with their older siblings at the graduation ceremony and walk around with them and I think that is something that should happen everywhere ❤

[sharonwatson]

The school walk is a great ideal for both of them😊😊😊😊😊

[Blonders]

Don't worry, your Big Sister will always be there for you... College or not. With technology today, you won't even feel she's away. So happy y'all have each other❤❤❤❤🎉🎉❤❤❤

[lucyk.]

Well that boy is also very kind. No else cared to tell her to go cheer her sister up but him.