First day brings excitement, new beginnings to Moses Lake schools
Moses Lake High School students pack into the gym for the first day of school assembly. They are welcomed by the Mavs Cheer Team.
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Fifth grader Damian Pruneda and his mom Sonya Pruneda wait for the doors to open on the first day back at Groff Elementary school Wednesday.
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Moses Lake High School freshmen are welcomed into the gym by clapping teachers and staff during their first day back Wednesday.
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Third grader Kahmila Elejo holds her baby brother Luka Elejo while she waits for Groff Elementary to let students in Wednesday.
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Two students joke with one another at Columbia Middle School while walking into the first day of school assembly.
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Two Groff Elementary School students high-five Mavericks Football players Jerimiah Olson (right) and Elijah Burns (left).
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Two freshmen at Moses Lake High School work on figuring out the schedule for the day on their first day at the school Wednesday.
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Groff Elementary School Principal Nikki Mackey and Assistant Principal Will Brit smile in front of the display the Groff Elementary School Parent Teacher Association made for the first day back.
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Columbia Middle School students listen to their Principal Scott Petersen during the back to school assembly.
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MOSES LAKE — Hallways filled with excited chatter, nervous smiles and reunions with friends Wednesday as Moses Lake School District students returned for the first day of school.
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