Massachusetts School Graduates 23 Sets of Twins

Pollard Middle School in Needham, Massachusetts, recently celebrated an extraordinary milestone during its eighth-grade “moving up” ceremony: the graduation of 23 sets of twins. Representing about 10% of the class, this unusually high number has caught both local and national attention. Principal Tamantha Bibbo described the occurrence as “quite unusual” even for a school with a large student body. This unique graduation highlights the remarkable coincidence and has become a notable event for the community, celebrating both individual and shared achievements of these young students.

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