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Teachers and staff members fill out bus tags and attach them to the students’ backpacks so they’ll find the right bus going home. Student had just gotten off their school buses at Eastside Elementary School on Wednesday morning for the first day of school at ACS.
John P. Cleary | The Herald Bulletin
Amaya, left, and Nova Neal drew hearts on their hands for the first day of school at Eastside Elementary School. Neal said the hearts represent that, “I am always with her and she is always with me.”
Traci L. Miller | The Herald Bulletin
Eastside Elementary School speech therapist Sharon Turner greets students as their parents drop them off Wednesday morning on the first day of school.
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Erskine Elementary School second grade teacher Cheryl Gooding greets her students as they enjoy breakfast on the first day back to in-person classes for ACS February 2, 2021.
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In this October 2020 file photo Anderson University education student Shelby Gray and Emily Frost teach a virtual class for Frankton students from the Madison County Historical Society.
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ANDERSON – Some schools and districts serving students in Madison County and nearby areas anticipate continuing to offer virtual education options for the 2021-22 school year, though they encourage all students to return to the classroom in light of the vaccine available for COVID-19.