Photos: First day for school at Cross Middle School, Amphitheater School District
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Mamta Popat
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First day of school for students at Cross Middle School in the Amphitheater School District. 775 students returned to Cross for the 2021-22 school year. The district covers part of Tucson and stretches north into Oro Valley and Marana.
Thursday was also first day of school for the Tucson Unified School District. Sunnyside Schools opened for students on Aug. 4.
First day of school, Cross Middle School
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Lizzy Loehr, 13, second from left, shows off her graphic calculator to her friends on the first day of school at L.W. Cross Middle School, part of the Amphitheater Unified School District.
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Taylor Weigel, 11, right, calls her mom to ask what time school starts as her friend, Khloe Cook, 11, listens during the first day of school at L.W. Cross Middle School, 1000 W. Chapala Dr.
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Claudia Robinson, left, and her daughter, Isabella, 12, sport masks on the first day of school at L.W. Cross Middle School, 1000 W. Chapala Dr.
First day of school, Cross Middle School
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A student waits by the gate to enter the grounds on the first day of school at L.W. Cross Middle School, 1000 W. Chapala Dr.
First day of school, Cross Middle School
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Sasha Soto, 13, looks at his map to ensure he's headed in the right direction during the first day of school at L.W. Cross Middle School, 1000 W. Chapala Dr.
First day of school, Cross Middle School
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Matthew Tizades, 11, waits for the bell to ring during the first day of school at L.W. Cross Middle School, 1000 W. Chapala Dr.
First day of school, Cross Middle School
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Brendan Carless, 11, grabs his mom's, Julie, hand before saying a final goodbye to her on the first day of school at L.W. Cross Middle School, 1000 W. Chapala Dr.
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