End-of-Year Parades

Posted June 10, 2020

Each District 64 school hosted an end-of-the-year parade on June 8 or 9 to celebrate the last day of school and bid farewell to their students.

Emerson Middle School parade - Photo #1

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Emerson Middle School parade - Photo #3

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Emerson Middle School parade - Photo #5

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Emerson Middle School parade - Photo #7

Franklin School parade - Photo #1

Franklin School parade - Photo #2

Franklin School parade - Photo #3

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Franklin School parade - Photo #5

Field School parade - Photo #1

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Field School parade - Photo #3

Field School parade - Photo #4

Field School parade - Photo #5

Field School parade - Photo #6

Jefferson School parade - Photo #1

Jefferson School parade - Photo #2

Jefferson School parade - Photo #3

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Jefferson School parade - Photo #5

Carpenter School parade - Photo #1

Carpenter School parade - Photo #2

Carpenter School parade - Photo #3

Carpenter School parade - Photo #4

Carpenter School parade - Photo #5

Lincoln Middle School parade - Photo #1

Lincoln Middle School parade - Photo #2

Lincoln Middle School parade - Photo #3

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Lincoln Middle School parade - Photo #5

Lincoln Middle School parade - Photo #6

Lincoln Middle School parade - Photo #7

Roosevelt School parade - Photo #1

Roosevelt School parade - Photo #2

Roosevelt School parade - Photo #3

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Roosevelt School parade - Photo #5

Washington School parade - Photo #1

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Washington School parade - Photo #3

Washington School parade - Photo #4

Washington School parade - Photo #5

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