North Conway Assistant Fire Chief Josh MacMillan stands with (from left) first grader Ellis Frechette, kindergartners Bobby Henderson and William Monza, and William's younger brother Vincent after driving them to Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students and staff wave as kindergartner William Monza and a couple classmates arrive in a North Conway Fire engine at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kindergartner William Monza and a couple classmates arrive in a North Conway Fire engine at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kindergartner Bobby Henderson peeks out the window as he, fellow kindergartner William Monza and first grader Ellis Frechette arrive in a North Conway Fire engine at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kindergartner Bobby Henderson (left) peeks out the window as he, fellow kindergartner William Monza (right), William's younger brother Vincent and first grader Ellis Frechette (center) arrive in a North Conway Fire engine with Assistant Fire Chief Josh MacMillan at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Assistant Fire Chief Josh MacMillan helps first grader Ellis Frechette down from a fire engine, with fellow passengers (from left) Vincent Monza and kindergartners Bobby Henderson and William Monza standing at front, at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Sixth graders Brinley Moss (left), Axel Erickson and Winter Frost sign "signature pages" and yearbooks during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Sixth graders (from left) Emerson Kelly, Avecyn Slocumb, Thao My Ho, Addison Carter and Quinlan Clement sign each other's yearbooks during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Principal Katy Bedley hands sixth grader Mason Smith his yearbook after signing it during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students dance and sing along to "Let It Go" in the courtyard during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students dance and sing along to "Billie Jean" in the courtyard during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students dance and sing along to "Billie Jean" in the courtyard during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Band Instructor Pat Sarracco and students (from left) Giana Dana, Lorelei Osetek, Sophia Zalenski and Maris Somerville play "Spot It" in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Zane Tran (left) and Vihan Patel play "Connect Four" in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students (from left) Jude Kingsley, Aiden Boutin, Christopher Cerasale and Nathan Legere play a round of "Battleship" in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Parker Bailey smiles while watching his classmates play board games in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Addison Carter (left), Avecyn Slocumb and their classmates put together a puzzle in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Nolan Lacroix (left) and Jackson Graves look through a yearbook in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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School staff wave to the leaving buses at the Kennett Middle School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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School staff wave to the leaving cars at the Kennett Middle School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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Students walk to their buses at Conway Intermediate School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
A student smiles before boarding the bus home at Conway Intermediate School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
A student cheers as he and his peers board the bus at Conway Intermediate School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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Classmates stand together at Conway Intermediate School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students look in the emptied lockers at Conway Intermediate School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
A student yells "I'm free!" while running out the front entrance at Conway Intermediate School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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Teacher Andrea Wilson signs a student's yearbook at Conway Intermediate School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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Students wave to school staff from the bus windows at Conway Intermediate School in Conway Village on the last day of school on June 22. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
North Conway Assistant Fire Chief Josh MacMillan stands with (from left) first grader Ellis Frechette, kindergartners Bobby Henderson and William Monza, and William's younger brother Vincent after driving them to Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students and staff wave as kindergartner William Monza and a couple classmates arrive in a North Conway Fire engine at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kindergartner William Monza and a couple classmates arrive in a North Conway Fire engine at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kindergartner Bobby Henderson peeks out the window as he, fellow kindergartner William Monza and first grader Ellis Frechette arrive in a North Conway Fire engine at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kindergartner Bobby Henderson (left) peeks out the window as he, fellow kindergartner William Monza (right), William's younger brother Vincent and first grader Ellis Frechette (center) arrive in a North Conway Fire engine with Assistant Fire Chief Josh MacMillan at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Assistant Fire Chief Josh MacMillan helps first grader Ellis Frechette down from a fire engine, with fellow passengers (from left) Vincent Monza and kindergartners Bobby Henderson and William Monza standing at front, at Pine Tree Primary School in Center Conway on June 19. The Monza family won the opportunity for the fire truck ride in the raffle at the Battle of the Badges first responder hockey game this past March. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Sixth graders Brinley Moss (left), Axel Erickson and Winter Frost sign "signature pages" and yearbooks during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Sixth graders (from left) Emerson Kelly, Avecyn Slocumb, Thao My Ho, Addison Carter and Quinlan Clement sign each other's yearbooks during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Principal Katy Bedley hands sixth grader Mason Smith his yearbook after signing it during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students dance and sing along to "Let It Go" in the courtyard during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students dance and sing along to "Billie Jean" in the courtyard during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students dance and sing along to "Billie Jean" in the courtyard during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Band Instructor Pat Sarracco and students (from left) Giana Dana, Lorelei Osetek, Sophia Zalenski and Maris Somerville play "Spot It" in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Zane Tran (left) and Vihan Patel play "Connect Four" in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Students (from left) Jude Kingsley, Aiden Boutin, Christopher Cerasale and Nathan Legere play a round of "Battleship" in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Parker Bailey smiles while watching his classmates play board games in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Addison Carter (left), Avecyn Slocumb and their classmates put together a puzzle in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Nolan Lacroix (left) and Jackson Graves look through a yearbook in the library during A.Crosby Kennett Middle School's indoor "field day" to ring in the end of the school year on June 18. Although the outdoor activities had to be canceled due to weather, students still enjoyed a barbeque lunch plus activities like yearbook signing, board and card games, Just Dance videos and some karaoke. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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