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Big Sis + Little Sis Tradition Begins for Class of 2030

Big Sis + Little Sis Tradition Begins for Class of 2030

One of Marian’s most special traditions officially began for the Class of 2030 this week as freshmen met their Big Sisters for the first time.

Waiting to welcome them were members of the junior class, each holding a decorated sign created especially for her new Little Sis. After finding one another, the new Big Sis + Little Sis pairs spent time getting acquainted, touring the school, picking up House T-shirts, taking photos, and beginning a relationship that will be a special part of their Marian experience.

Through Marian’s Big Sis + Little Sis program, each freshman is paired with a junior who serves as a mentor and friendly face as she begins high school. Big and Little Sisters are members of the same House and connect regularly through activities and shared experiences.

The program gives freshmen a built-in source of support and guidance while giving juniors an opportunity to grow as leaders. The tradition eventually comes full circle when Little Sisters become juniors and welcome freshmen of their own!

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