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YumaSunGallery > Rose Pallack, a volunteer at the Assistance League of Yuma Thrift Shop, helps a young student pick out fall clothes Tuesday morning during Operation School Bell. The program allows Yuma-area students in kindergarten through sixth grade got to pick out clothes for the fall months.
YumaSunGallery > Charlotte Jones, a volunteer at the Assistance League of Yuma Thrift Shop, helps a young student pick out select books Tuesday morning during Operation School Bell. The program allows Yuma-area students in kindergarten through sixth grade got to pick out clothes for the fall months. Books and toys are also available.
YumaSunGallery > Karen Greenville (left) and Rose Pallack, volunteers at the Assistance League of Yuma Thrift Shop, rearrange clothes Tuesday morning during Operation School Bell, during which Yuma-area students in kindergarten through sixth grade got to pick out clothes for the fall months.
YumaSunGallery > Sue Butcher, a volunteer at the Assistance League of Yuma Thrift Shop, helps a young student pick out fall clothes Tuesday morning during Operation School Bell. The program allows Yuma-area students in kindergarten through sixth grade got to pick out clothes for the fall months.
YumaSunGallery > Crossing guard Jose Jesus Jimenez acknowledges a passerby Friday morning at the intersection of County 10 1/2 Street and Avenue 10E. There is no designated school zone on this stretch of County 10 1/2 Street, which passes by both Sunrise Elementary School and Ron Watson Middle School. In the background parents drop off children in front of Sunrise Elementary.
YumaSunGallery > Parents gather near the entrance of Pueblo Elementary to pick up their children following the first day of school Monday. RYAN BRENNECKE/YUMA SUN
YumaSunGallery > Danielle Scheuer, a second grade teacher at Pueblo Elementary, greats a group of students as they cross the street shortly after school let out Monday afternoon. RYAN BRENNECKE/YUMA SUN
YumaSunGallery > Yuma's Fisher Chevrolet got the word out about its fourth annual It's Cool To Be In School campaign, where high school students with perfect attendance had the chance to win a car, in an advertisement on the lower midsection of a Yuma Schools Transportation bus.
YumaSunGallery > An Arizona Department of Health Services advertisement, which enlists the Phoenix Suns mascot and touts the dangers of tobacco use, appears on the lower midsection of a Yuma Schools Transportation bus.
An Arizona Department of Health Services advertisement, which enlists the Phoenix Suns mascot and touts the dangers of tobacco use, appears on the lower midsection of a Yuma Schools Transportation bus.
YumaSunGallery > An Arizona Department of Health Services advertisement, which enlists the Phoenix Suns mascot and touts the dangers of tobacco use, appears on the lower midsection of a Yuma Schools Transportation bus.
An Arizona Department of Health Services advertisement, which enlists the Phoenix Suns mascot and touts the dangers of tobacco use, appears on the lower midsection of a Yuma Schools Transportation bus.
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