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![Last night, IB juniors attended their pinning ceremony, where they are officially welcomed into the IB program. This event is significant and important to not only the students, but for parents and administration as well.
It was a friendly reminder that their hard work and dedication is paying off, and if they keep working, it will continue to pay off.
Junior Maheer Patel feels that he has taken one more step towards achieving his goals.
"Tonight, is a big night in my progress to graduate, especially in the IB program...it motivates [me] to work harder,” Patel said.
For IB Coordinator Lisa Sigmon, this pinning ceremony had a special place in her heart, because even though she has been at Hillsborough High School for many years, this is her first year as the IB Coordinator.
"[The pinning ceremony] signifies the 11th graders signal into the IB program...it's just special because it was envisioned by teachers who love this program and we have kept this ceremony going,” Sigmon said.
For those students who aspire to reach this point, and are only a year or two away, the class of 2023 and administration remind you that if you do your best and continue to work hard, success will follow.
"Keep at it, you guys have got this far, you were chosen for this program for a reason, you all
can do it, you just have to dedicated enough,” Sigmon said.
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