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Students return to the classroom

By DougAugust 24, 2012No Comments1 Min Read4 Views
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Carolyn Davis of Glen St. Mary drops her son Garret, 4, off for his first day of preschool the morning of August 20.About 4500 students returned to Baker County schools the morning of August 20, with another 500 expected in classrooms by the end of the week.

“It was very smooth day,” commented Superintendent Sherrie Raulerson during a school board meeting that evening.

Similar sentiments were shared by other officials as well. “It was the smoothest first day I’ve ever had,” said Keller Intermediate School principal Gail Griffis. Students gather at the high school campus before the first day of school.

Tammy Brownlee helps pre-K student Breanna Fuller off the bus on the first day of school.

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