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![SEEING DOUBLE: Junior Chloe Seckar-Martinez poses with her mother, math teacher Angela Seckar-Martinez for “Dress Like Your Favorite Teacher Day”. This wasn’t the first time that this mother-daughter duo twined. Last year, for the teacher appreciation spirit day they matched and decided to do it again. Their coordinating outfits were arranged by chance when they stumbled upon a shirt at Old Navy.
“Last year we had twinned for the first time for ‘Dress Like Your Favorite Teacher Day’ and this year we knew we wanted to do the same,” Chloe Seckar-Martinez said. “We were actually going to go to Old Navy to buy a matching dress but the shirt that I [wore] was on the sale rack and matched the dress she already had. We ended up both having Converse as well which helped us twin from head to toe.”
Seckar-Martinez says that growing up around the McCallum community has been a wonderful experience and that it has been surreal to be a student at the very same school that her mom has been teaching at for 25 years.
“I’m truly so lucky that I get to be in the same school as my mom,” Seckar-Martinez said, “I have grown up around this community. When I was little I would come up to school with my mom and I thought it was so cool to see all of these high school students hanging out with their friends and going to all of their classes. To think I have done that for almost three years is crazy.”
Although Seckar-Martinez hasn’t had her mother as a teacher at McCallum, she has learned many lessons in and outside of school thanks to her mom.
Although I don’t have her as my teacher this year, she will always be the best teacher in my eyes.” Seckar-Martinez said.
Caption by Evelyn Jenkins.](https://macshieldonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/the-seckar-martinezes-1200x900.jpg)
