- November 23, 2024
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Ashley and Mitch Teitelbaum take a photo of themselves to remember the moment.
Ed and Elizabeth Keene wait for their turn to get breakfast.
Alejandra and Alex Bantoja enjoy a morning together.
Paul Beckel spends the morning with his daughter, Isabella.
John and Alexis Hamilton enjoy rare weekday morning time together.
Bailey and Brian Delaney brought donuts for breakfast.
The Cuevas family — Michelle, Anibal and Anna — enjoy a meal together in the cafeteria.
Casey Cusick starts his school day with his father, Robert.
Matt and Kaiya Merrill pick out their favorite breakfast choices.
Katelynn Seeberg leads her dad, Ron, to a seat in the cafeteria.
Mike and Justin Ayoub wait their turn in the breakfast line.
Euell Davis Sr. and his son, Euell Davis Jr., enjoy talking with friends, Brad and Jordan Cooper.
To encourage male role models to take an active role in students' education, Carlos E. Haile Middle School embraced the state and countywide initiative — Dads Take Your Child to School Day, Sept. 30.
The initiative, which rolled out this year for the first time, stresses the importance of fathers participation in their children's learning experience. The East County school served up breakfast to fathers and their children.
Families laughed and enjoyed their meals together throughout the morning.
The event gave children an opportunity to spend more time with their parents before class started, a rarity for most students, such as Bailey Delaney.
"Its been fun having breakfast with my dad," Delaney said. "I don't get to see him much in the mornings, except for the weekends."
