A day after Labor Day, spirits were nothing but high for South Country School District Students; from the entering Kindergarteners and future class of 2038 graduates, to this year’s current senior class of 2025-2026.
On their first day back at school, eager-eyed elementary students were greeted by their new teachers and given a preview of the learning activities they would participate in over the next several months.
At the middle school level, students spent the day adjusting to the flow of new phenomena such as period-based scheduling and alternating teachers on a level they have yet to encounter.
“We are excited to have our students back at school,” said Superintendent of Schools Antonio Santana. “The year will be filled with Clipper Pride and high-quality academic and extracurricular experiences for our students.”