Jefferson Middle School students returned Tuesday, with teacher Molly Frederick welcoming her sixth-grade math class on the delayed first day of school.
A fire had pushed back the start of the school year, making the reopening the key milestone for the school community.
The report centers on classrooms resuming normal instruction after the disruption, with sixth graders beginning the term later than scheduled.
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