As 5-year-old Michael Raynor waited to head into Hunters Creek Elementary for his first day of school, he proudly showed off the school supplies tucked away in his Paw Patrol backpack and smiled for photos for his mom.“I want to learn,” he said as he stood with his mom, Princessa Miller, a few minutes before the bell rang for the doors to open.“I’m so thankful he’s ready to go,” Miller.Mom, however, was a little anxious about […]
Source: The Jacksonvill Daily News
First day of school brings 'optimism and possibilities'
Published in Marshallberg
More from MarshallbergMore posts in Marshallberg »
- North Carolina ranks 29th in public pre-K enrollment, new report shows
- Ex-boyfriend indicted on murder of woman in Apex parking lot
- New vehicles assist more people to explore Grandfather Mountain
- Pictures of Pinehurst: Do you recognize anyone in these photos from 2000?
- Man charged with killing wife arrested at traffic stop in Robeson County, deputies say
Be First to Comment