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First Day of School at Franklin Elementary

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First-grade student Jakob Stevenson raised his hand in Jennifer Soule's class on Thursday, marking the start of the 2026-2027 school year at Franklin Elementary School in Port Angeles.

The school year began with a focus on safety as the Peninsula Daily News reminded readers that school buses, pedestrians, and traffic patterns will increase during the new academic year.

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    First-grade student Jakob Stevenson raised his hand in Jennifer Soule's classβ€œFirst-grade student Jakob Stevenson, right, raises his hand to ask a question on the first day of school on Thursday in Jennifer Soule's class at Franklin Elementary School in Port Angeles.”
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    The school is Franklin Elementary Schoolβ€œFirst-grade student Jakob Stevenson, right, raises his hand to ask a question on the first day of school on Thursday in Jennifer Soule’s class at Franklin Elementary School in Port Angeles.”
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    The Peninsula Daily News reminded readers that school buses, pedestrians, and traffic patterns will increase during the new academic yearβ€œAS SUMMER COMES to an end and a new school year begins, our communities become busy again. School buses return to the roads, children walk and bike to school, parents adjust their schedules, and school parking lots once again fill with activity.”

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