Students and parents make their way across 32 Avenue towards Parkside Elementary School for the first day of class on Tuesday. Drivers are reminded to slow down in school zones and watch for pedestrians.

Students and parents make their way across 32 Avenue towards Parkside Elementary School for the first day of class on Tuesday. Drivers are reminded to slow down in school zones and watch for pedestrians.

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