- November 23, 2024
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Terrietta Smith
Georgia Gamble, Caden Tyrna-Leshko, Adaline Tyrna-Leshko and Hattie Gamble
Southside Principal Steven Dragon helps parents and children across the street.
Antonio and Rocco Giovannone
Ariana Ackerman
Karol and Beau Kenney
Beatrice and Holden DeGuzman
Robby and Reagan Peiser
Lori and Layla Moylan
Aris Galati, Eligh Galati, Uriah Conyer and Savannah Galati
Bay Haven Principal Chad Erickson welcomes parents and students to Bay Haven Elementary School.
Jessica Pope and Lively Pinelli
Reece and Cash Hu
School Counselor Tammy Blake welcomes students to Bay Haven Elementary.
Samuel Fewster and his nana Dottie Fewster arrived early to Alta Vista Elementary for Samuel’s first day of kindergarten.
Fourth graders Caleb St. Louis Smith, Zachary Freeman, Sadie Ward and Lorena Garcia wait for school to start in the Alta Vista Elementary cafeteria.
Michael Sell and Mario Esquiveo eat breakfast before their first day of second grade at Alta Vista Elementary.
First graders Malik Hardy and Serenity Jackson just stepped off the bus on their first day at Alta Vista Elementary.
Students get off the bus at Alta Vista Elementary and head to the first day of classes.
First grader Kyle Egan speaks for a lot of kids when he says he is not excited about the first day of school.
First grader Channing Riley colors as he waits for all his classmates to arrive at Alta Vista Elementary.
Kindergartener Cali Fuller checks out her workbook before class at Alta Vista Elementary on the first day of school.
Silence was met with salutations on Aug. 14 at public schools throughout Sarasota County.
The previously quiet halls of Southside Elementary School were filled with pattering footsteps and the encouraging words of parents as they dropped their children off for their first day at school.
Southside wasn't alone in its activity. Bay Haven Elementary School welcomed students, some new and some returning. For some children, like incoming kindergartner Anna Blake, it was their first of many first days to come at Bay Haven Elementary.
Blake said she is most excited to learn new subjects, though she isn't quite settled on which subject she is most interested in.
"Letters, shapes — I don't know," she said.
But even for incoming fifth graders, who will go on to middle school come August 2018, the excitement was the same.
The posed for pictures, hugged their parents and walked through the front door, ready to begin their year.
