Twin brothers in West Virginia were graduating from 2 different high schools on the same night. That put their parents in a tough spot because they wanted to be there to see both of their sons get their diplomas.
Johnny has cerebral palsy and Jeffery is deaf. When school officials heard about the predicament, they worked together to come up with a solution so mom and dad could watch both of boys graduate. Johnny was the first to walk across the stage at his school, then the family got an escort from the Charleston Police Department across town to see Jeff’s big moment.
"When they say it takes a village to raise a child, they really mean it," mom Jennifer says. "This just means the world to us."