A new school year begins in Baldwin

Posted Tuesday, September 9, 2014 1:48 pm

The learning kicked off at Meadow Elementary School last week as students got their new seating assignments.

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Kindergarten students looked over their name tags at St. Christopher School.

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Class was back in session at Baldwin High School on Sept. 3 as students in grades nine through 12 embarked on another year.

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Third-grade Friends reunited at St. Christopher School on Sept. 3. From left were James Newman, Thomas Fuller, Noah Segure, Joseph Robinson, and Tyler David outside the school.

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Baldwin middle school students went to their lockers for the first time.

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Students were excited to go in for their first day of school at St. Christopher School.

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Fifth graders at St. Christopher School waited for the first day to begin.

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Students in Baldwin public schools and St. Christopher School returned to the classroom on Sept. 3 after more than two months of summer vacation. Students were dressed to impress across Baldwin’s schools as they kicked off another year of learning and growing.

Many students opened their lockers for the first time last week, met their teachers and began taking notes in a brand new notebook that remained in pristine condition for at least one day.

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