Garfield 16 heads back to school
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Kylene Mascioli poses for a photo with Ryken Varner before Kylene’s first day of the 2016-17 school year Tuesday at Bea Underwood Elementary School in Battlement Mesa.
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Martin, left, and Judy Cruz walk toward Bea Underwood Elementary School Tuesday.
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Payton Schneider prepares for her first day of first grade at the Grand Valley Center for Family Learning in Parachute.
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Zadyn Brooks shows off his hat that he made during his first day of first grade at the Grand Valley Center for Family Learning in Parachute.
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Emeline, left, and David Romero chat quietly just outside Bea Underwood Elementary School.
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Haley Ann Shaw, fourth grade, and Jayden Shaw, second grade, get ready for the first day of school at Bea Underwood Elementary School in Battlement Mesa.
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Beaumarie Madden hugs her mother, Megan, as she and Nathaniel Madden, back, prepare for their first day of school at Bea Underwood Elementary School in Battlement Mesa.
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In the back, sixth-grader Alexis Belgum heads to Grand Valley Middle School. In front from left, Gauge Seitz and Tatum Seitz both headed to third grade at Bea Underwood Elementary School.
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Students in Garfield School District 16 headed back to school today to start the 2016-17 school year in Parachute and Battlement Mesa.
Parents can submit their back-to-school photos by sending them to rhoffman@citizentelegram.com. Be sure to include the complete name for those in the photo, as well as the school each child is attending this year.
Submissions will be accepted through Tuesday. A selection of photos will be published in this week’s Citizen Telegram.
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