McKinley Elementary School Holds Super Hero Day
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(From left): McKinley students Frank Morales, Anthony Delgado, Jonathan Valdez, Steven Hernandez, Larissa Gutierrez, and Jeannine Roque gather to take a picture wearing their superhero shirts.
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(From left): Mrs. Ramos gather with students Richard Avila, Juan Aceves, Kevin Rodriguez, Rafael Ramirez, Isaiah Trujillo, Steven Ornelas Jr., Francisco Garcia, and Arial Morales.
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Principal Michael Williford and Assistant Principal Cari Duran wear their superhero shirts for Super Hero Day at school.
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Students line up to show off their superhero gear. From left: Carlos Celis, Asoralesi Rizo, Manuel Galvan Jr., Alyse Pino, Luis Abundis, Valerie Duran, Johnnie Costante, and Christopher Bocanegra.
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Colton Police Officers give students encouraging tips. Here they take a picture with students (from left) Makiya Burson and Aireanna Romo.
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(From left): Students Kaitlyn Torres and Alexis Cartagena take a picture with Colton Police Officers.
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McKinley Principal Michael Williford, Assistant Principal Cari Duran, Office Smith and Officer Carrillo gather with students dressed in Super Hero gear. (From bottom left): La Niece Pacheco, Abraham Luu, Abraham Robles, Fernando Perez, Melody Hernandez, Clarissa Rico, Arlyn Lopez, Juan Ramirez, Ruban Castillo, Helena Ramirez, Savannah Rico, Keyara Williams, Santiago Martinez, Diego Ramires, Xavier Huerta, Jesse Mares, Joshua Cervantes, Jacob Marciel, Maya Garcia, Sara Mendez,Lara Mitchell, Desiree Montano, and Jorge Leos.
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Student Aubrey Delgado takes a picture with Colton Police Officers as she holds up her Police sticker badge.
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McKinley Students show off their super hero gear. (From left): Arturo Ayala, Jacob Villalpando, Jaren Prieto, Joseph Romo, Jordan Galvan, Aisha Reyes, Jacquelin Guzman, and Charlene Hernandez.
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Student Luis Abundis shows off his superman t-shirt on Super Hero day at McKinley Elementary.
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Colton Police Officers gather with the Lopez family. (From left): Marissa Lopez, Daniel Lopez, and Anissa Lopez.
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Colton Police Officers take a picture with student Brenda Amador on Super Hero Day. They carried signs to give kids friendly reminders and tips.
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Alice Marin gathers with student Aubrey Delgado. She wore a pink Batman shirt with a pink cape attached to represent her superhero.
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From left: Office Manager Joanne Leyva, Principal Michael Williford, Attendance Assistant Renee Rivera, and Health Assistant Bernice Venegas all wearing their superhero attire.
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Assistant Principal Cari Duran takes a picture with students (from left): Clarissa Munoz-Rico, Savannah Munoz, and Alexa Munoz.
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Principal Michael Williford takes a picture with Pat Haro as they hold up their encouraging posters for the kids.
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Colton School District Superintendent Jerry Almendarez, Melissa Kingston, Officer Smith, Officer Carrillo, and Amanda Corriean represent Super Hero Day with colorful, encouraging posters.
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McKinley student Shakiah Pogue runs up to hug a Colton Police Officer during Super Hero Day. Police Officers were holding up different posters, one of them even said, "FREE HUGS".
October 22, 2014 at 04:50pm. Views: 138
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