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Back to school

Tribune Staff

| September 22, 2020

Printed in the September 23, 2020 edition

Photo courtesy of Arcenia PachecoHolbrook Junior High School seventh grader Jaycee Greer, 12, (left) and eighth grader, Socorro Pacheco, 13, (right) were all smiles returning to school after nearly six months on day one of in-person learning on Monday, Sept 14.