School’s back in session

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Mrs. Longbrook with her delighted kindergarten-1st grade class on the first day of school. Monday morning at Idyllwild School, Principal Matt Kraemer and teachers welcomed about 280 students, a growing enrollment. Photo by Careena Chase

 

The PTA SmARTS program welcomes the students and parents back to school Monday morning with coffee, homemade treats, and information about the kindergarten-grade 5 Art Program being held every Friday during school hours. From left to right are Wendy Read, Cheryl Vladika, Heather Mello, and Mallory Cremin. Photo by Careena Chase

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