Back to class in the New Madrid County R-1 School District
Tuesday, August 20, 2024
By Jill Bock/Standard Democrat
Students in the New Madrid County R-1 School District returned to class on Monday, Aug. 19.
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Amelia Vires gets a welcome back hug from Miss Nikki on the first day of the 2024-25 school year.
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Graham Jordan gets one last hug and a kiss from his mom Jessie Jordan before heading to his desk on his first day of kindergarten on Aug. 19 at New Madrid Elementary School.
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First grader Tyler Decker seems to be offering brother Andrew some advice before he heads off for his first day of class at New Madrid Elementary School on Aug. 19. Also on hand for Tyler's first day were his mom and dad, Justin and Ashley.
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Students across the New Madrid County R-1 School District started class on Aug. 19. Above a student makes his way inside New Madrid Elementary School.
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Bentley Sherrion went right to work doing a bit of coloring on his first day as a kindergarten student at New Madrid Elementary School on Aug. 19.
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Landyn Davis points out his name to his kindergarten teacher Caitlen Pavy before hanging up his backpack on the first day of class at New Madrid Elementary School.
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Members of the New Madrid County Central High School's senior class gathered for sunrise on the river prior to heading off for the first day of school on Aug. 19.
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Julian Ivie gets some reassurance from his parents, Mandy and Cody Ivie as he prepares to start the first day at New Madrid Elementary School.
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The entire family came to New Madrid Elementary School on Aug. 19 for Olivia Brown''s first day of class.
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Elysa Martin, left, and Amelia Vires check out their new boxes of colors on their first day of the school year at New Madrid Elementary School.
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