Photos: Madison City Schools shares scenes from first day at school
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 By  John Few Published 
9:59 pm Wednesday, August 4, 2021

Photos: Madison City Schools shares scenes from first day at school

By John Peck, Madison City Schools

MADISON – It’s official. The 2021-2022 school year is now under way for Madison City Schools.

Buses rolled through neighborhood streets, car lines crawled in, and walkers, teen drivers – even a couple of bicycle riding students – made their way to schools today. There were a few tears shed today by first time students. Some were from parents dropping off a first-born.

Teachers and staffs did their usual great job of keeping order, despite a few registration snafus, bus hiccups and other small setbacks. All in all it was a great opening day and a joy to see students bringing the schools back to life.

Here are some random photos from schools:

Board Vice President Luis Ferrer and Principal Savannah Demeester at Midtown Elementary.

Midtown Elementary

Assistant Principal Kate Wade and SRO Sam Scott at Discovery Middle School.

Superintendent Dr. Ed Nichols with staff at Midtown Elementary.

Horizon Elementary classroom.

New Redstone Federal Credit Union branch in James Clemens High School.

Classroom at Liberty Middle

Fun at the Madison City PreK Center

Midtown 1st graders

 

If you have any first-day-of-school photos of your child/children you would like to share with our readers in The Madison Record, send them to john@themadisonrecord.com by Friday, Aug. 6 at 2 p.m. to be included in next week’s issue. Please include names, school and age. We ask that only the parents or legal guardans submit their child’s photo.

 

 

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