Lake Tahoe School District showcases first day of school (photo slideshow)
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Many families posed for a photo in front of the school sign at Sierra House Elementary School on the first day of classes.
Courtesy / Sierra House Elementary School |
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Bijou Community School had 10 signs on its front lawn to celebrate the first day of school. The signs, one written in English and one in Spanish for each grade level, welcomed students to the first day of their current grade.
Courtesy / Bijou Community School |
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A kindergarten student poses with one of the 10 signs at Bijou Community School, which welcomed children to the first day of school.
Courtesy / Bijou Community School |
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Bijou Community School vice principal Alana Cayabyab and principal Cindy Martinez welcome students to the first day with the Bijou bobcat.
Courtesy / Bijou Community School |
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South Tahoe Middle School students participate in an activity as part of WEB ("Where Everyone Belongs"). The leadership program welcomes sixth graders to the school with tours and partnership with older students.
Courtesy / South Tahoe Middle School |
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A group of South Tahoe Middle School WEB students listen to instructions outdoors.
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Middle school students sit in a math class on the first day of school, Monday, Aug. 29.
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Tahoe Valley Elementary staff pose for a photo on the first day of school.
Courtesy / Tahoe Valley Elementary School |
As the first week of the new academic year comes to a close, check out these highlights of the first day provided by Lake Tahoe Unified School District staff from three elementary schools and South Tahoe Middle School.
School began on Monday, Aug. 29.
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