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- Junior, Richanda Hyder said, “They should tell their kids whenever they come to them and ask about it. They should just be honest with them.”
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- Pictured on the left, junior, Katie Kinard said, “Parents should tell them when they are about 7 years old.” Pictured on the right, junior, Brynn Snyder said, “Maybe around 8 years old because I guess it will be before other kids could get a chance to tell them. Their parents could tell them.”
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- Freshmen, Lucien St. Onge said, “Parents should tell their kids before other people do.”
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- Junior, Tony Matey said, “I don’t think parents should even tell them they are real because it will just set your kid up for disappointment. My parents never told me.”
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- Junior, Madison Elliott said, “I would just say to let them find out on their own.”
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- Junior, Sarah Wolf said, “I think parents should tell them when they are about 10 years old.”
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- Junior, Kaia Copeland said, “My sister told me when I was about 7 years old so I would say 7.”